Pineapple leather

Nextevo is putting an unconventional spin on sustainable fibers and yarns, sourcing fabrics with pineapples from Thailand and Indonesia.

A materials company hopes to recycle 40,000 tonnes of pineapple waste by turning the fruit's fibrous leaves into Pinatex fabric

Vegan leather is traditionally made from plastic, but these six innovative companies are using plants instead.

As ethical and environmental concerns mount over the use of animal skins in design, we've rounded up six leather alternatives that could replace them.

Pineapple leather is being hailed as an eco-friendly, sustainable material. It is also relatively easy to make. Learn what pineapple leather is, how it is made, and how it can be used by businesses. #pineappleleather #leathers #ecofriendlymaterial #barongtagalog #leatherwork #ecofreiendlylifestyle #green #healthyliving #healthyoptions #ecoadvice #ecofriendly #SustainableLifestyle

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Ananas Anam is an innovative company that repurposes pineapple leaves into the sustainable vegan textiles Piñatex and Piñayarn.

#Piñatex is a pioneer in leather #alternatives made from #cellulose #fibers extracted from pineapple leaves. The #material is a #synthetic leather made from #pineapple waste, much more ethical than real #leather made from animal skins. Here is everything you need to know about Piñatex pineapple leather and how it fares against real leather and other leather alternatives.

We all know that fruit is one of the best on-the-go snacks you can ask for. Apples, bananas, pears – so easy to grab and stash in a purse or lunch box for later. But some fruit just isn’t made that way, like one of my favorites: pineapple. Sure, you could buy it in those little plastic cups but – I don’t know about you – I think fresh whole pineapple always tastes better. Besides, I don’t want the extra sugar in mine.