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I noticed a recent edit which removed the 'vegan leather' notation in this Piñatex article. Wouldn't the product still be considered vegan, as it's a biobased alternative to leather which does not use animal skins? Ideally the lifecycle would make it biodegradable, but items can be simultaneously non-biodegradable and vegan.
PETA UK (May 2018) and PETA Asia have highlighted this material on their blogs as a cruelty-free leather-alternative (to be fair, they mention environmental credentials but in vague terms). It was also the first fabric manufacturer to receive the PETA-Approved vegan logo to certify that it no animals were harmed or used in its making (news release, May 2016). If this is the case, wouldn't it be considered vegan?
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