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How to Clean and Care for Vegan Leather?
Introduction: As more and more people become conscious of the impact their choices have on the environment, they are looking for sustainable and cruelty-free alternatives to traditional leather products. Vegan leather is a great option that is not only better for the planet, but also durable and...Read more -
What are the benefits of vegan leather?
Vegan leather is not leather at all. It is a synthetic material made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and polyurethane. This kind of leather has been around for about 20 years, but it is only now that it has become more popular because of the environmental benefits. The benefits of vegan leather are...Read more -
The Origins and history of Cork and Cork Leather
Cork has been used for over 5,000 years as a way of sealing containers. An amphora, discovered at Ephesus and dating from the first century B.C.E. was so effectively sealed with a cork stopper that it still contained wine. The ancient Greeks used it to make sandals and the ancient Chinese and Bab...Read more -
Some RFQ for cork leather
Is Cork Leather Eco-Friendly? Cork leather is made from the bark of cork oaks, using hand harvesting techniques which date back centuries. The bark can only be harvested once in every nine years, a process which is actually beneficial to the tree and which extends its lifespan. The processing of ...Read more -
The important details for Cork Leather vs Leather and some environmental and ethical arguments
Cork Leather vs Leather It is important to recognise that there is no straight comparison to be made here. The quality of Cork Leather will depend on the quality of the cork used and that of the material with which it has been backed. Leather comes from many different animals and ranges in qualit...Read more -
About cork vegan leather you need know all details
What is Cork Leather? Cork leather is made from the bark of Cork Oaks. Cork Oaks grow naturally in the Mediterranean region of Europe, which produces 80% of the world’s cork, but high-quality cork is now also being grown in China and India. Cork trees must be at least 25 years old before the bark...Read more -
Vegan leather can be 100% bio content
Vegan leather is a material that is made to look like the real thing. It’s a great way to add a touch of luxury to your home or business. You can use it for everything from chairs and sofas to tables and curtains. Not only does vegan leather look great, but it’s also environmentally f...Read more -
Vegan faux leather is becoming more and mroe fashion
With the growing focus on sustainability materials, more and more brands of shoes and bags start to souce and use the Vegan faux leather for their products. More and more consumers are proud to buy products made from bio-based materials. As a professional supplier of the faux leather materials, t...Read more -
The European bioeconomy is strong, with an annual turnover of 780 billion euros in the bio-based industry
1. State of the EU bioeconomy Analysis of 2018 Eurostat data shows that in the EU27 + UK, the total turnover of the entire bioeconomy, including primary sectors such as food, beverages, agriculture and forestry, was just over €2.4 trillion, compared to 2008 Annual growth of about 25%. The food an...Read more -
Mashroom vegan leather
Mushroom leather brought in some pretty decent profits.The fungus-based fabric has officially launched with big names like Adidas, Lululemon, Stella McCarthy and Tommy Hilfiger on handbags, sneakers, yoga mats, and even pants made from mushroom leather. According to the latest data from Grand Vie...Read more -
USDA Releases Economic Impact Analysis of the U.S. Biobased Products
July 29, 2021 – United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Deputy Under Secretary for Rural Development Justin Maxson today, on the 10th anniversary of the creation of the USDA’s Certified Biobased Product Label, unveiled an Economic Impact Analysis of the U.S. Biobased Products Industry. The...Read more -
Biodegradable Leather and Recycled Leather
A. What is biodegradable leather: Biodegradable leather means that artificial leather and synthetic leather are discarded after being used, and are degraded and assimilated under the action of cell biochemistry and enzymes of natural microorganisms such as bacteria, molds (fungi) and algae to pro...Read more
