VEGAN LEATHER HANDBAGS ARE MADE FROM CACTUS, NOT COWS. The multi-purpose backpack, convertible belt bag and card holder are part of the new Poppy Barley accessories collection. Poppy Barley, the luxury footwear and accessories company based in Canada, has announced the launch of its first botanical collection, PB Plant. The multi-purpose backpack (retails for CAD $348), convertible belt bag (retails for CAD $158), and card holder (retails for CAD $48) as part of this new accessory set. The brand and all of them with Lagoro, the eco-friendly Poppy Joe Cactus cover. Each piece is lined with cotton fabric and ethically manufactured in solar powered factories in Mexico, in line with the brand's commitment to the environment and sustainability principles. Poppy Barley was founded by two sisters, Justine Barber and Kendall Barber, and the company plans to expand its new vegetable leather collections for future collections. Justin Barber said that since the establishment of the company, they have been seeking customers instead of leather. However, there is no solution that can support the company. This is so far. "After years of research and testing, we finally found al-Sabar leather in Mexico, next to our special production site. 
We finally found an alternative to leather that does not affect the quality of the product or our principles in this regard. It affects the environment. And the list is made of cow or plastic but Al-Sabar. No plastic materials such as polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and polyurethane are used in the production of Lagoro Poppy Joe, unlike the production of standard vegetable leather (PU). Instead, the leather is made from the leaves of the Mexican aloe, which is collected, and the rest of the aloe is not harmed in this process. Pappy Barley aims to achieve 100 percent sustainability in the near future, despite the fact that the brand's Lagoro cover is currently 80 percent biodegradable. According to Justin Barber, who works in the company, "We don't feel that the future of fashion has no choice but to care about the earth and humanity, and we don't want to lead the way."
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In 2019, the step of the Mexican entrepreneurs Adrián López Velarde and Marte Cázares, the first organic volume produced exclusively from Al-Sabar nopal (or al-Kumthari al-Shayq). 
Deserto is the first product of its kind to make Al-Sabar book available on a global scale. Since then, Deserto has been hired to produce the first boxing gloves in the world, and there was also talk about the production of hand bags. In recent years, there has been a rise in the production of sustainable vegan leathers in the sector of imitation leather, which is expected to reach a value of $85.05 billion by 2025. Hugo Boss, a well-known name in the fashion industry, and H&M, a well-known shop, have both started using pineapple leather in their products. Wineleather, produced by the Italian business Vegea Vegetal Leather, was recognised as a global changemaker by H&M in the year 2017. Additionally, vegan leather is finding its way into the realm of home décor. Gus* Modern, a Canadian furniture designer, introduced sofas and lounge chairs created of Vegan AppleSkin Leather as part of the Fall 2020 collection that was released the previous year. BROOKLYN'S PRESIDENT TO VICE PRESIDENT BIDEN: WE NEED TO HAVE A CONVERSATION ABOUT NUTRITION THAT IS PLANT-BASED Eric L. Adams has issued a call to action to the administration of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, urging them to encourage Americans to adopt plant-based diets and work to alleviate the shortage of nutritious foods, particularly in communities of colour. 
This week, Eric L. Adams, the Borough President of Brooklyn and an advocate for veganism, called on the administration of Biden and Harris to adopt policies that promote plant-based nutrition to the general population of the United States. The JIVINITI Women's Coalition is a diverse group of organisations composed primarily of women of colour and led by the nonprofit The Virsa Foundation. The Virsa Foundation is an organisation that advocates for social justice through initiatives that promote plant-based nutrition. Adams is one of a growing number of leaders who have publicly supported the JIVINITI Women's Coalition. The organisation initiated a campaign in December with the goal of persuading Vice President Kamala Harris to give up all animal products beginning in the new year in order to serve as a positive example for all Americans who follow a plant-based diet. Bringing plant-based eating into the national dialogue. Adams stopped eating all animals in 2016 and has since used his political position to encourage other New Yorkers to take responsibility of their health by adopting a plant-based diet and participating in a variety of plant-based programmes. Adams said, "I support the JIVINITI coalition with all of my heart in their efforts to initiate these crucial discussions centred on women of colour in the United States and for disadvantaged women globally. 
" "We must convert food deserts into food oasis, especially in communities of colour where nutrient-dense foods are rare and food deserts already exist. My experience of making the transition to a diet consisting only of entire plant-based foods educated me about the transforming potential of the foods we eat. Now that the Biden-Harris Administration is in power, it is time to broaden the scope of this discussion to the entire country. In addition to Adams, Genesis Butler, a vegan activist who is only 13 years old, and Heather Mills, a British entrepreneur, are pleading their support to JIVINTI's mission and joining the call for the Biden-Harris administration to promote plant-based nutrition to all citizens of the United States. [Citation needed] "I urge the Biden-Harris administration to take steps toward shutting down large-scale animal agriculture and ending systemic racism and the health crisis," Butler said. "I urge the Biden-Harris administration to take steps toward shutting down large-scale animal agriculture." "My generation looks up to our national leaders, particularly strong women leaders like Vice President Harris, to help ensure a happy and healthy world for our future," said one person. "My generation looks up to our national leaders to help secure a happy and healthy world for our future."