Made from materials that are renewable, recycled, or biodegradable. Examples include recycled paper, bioplastics made from plant-based materials, and glass.

In terms of sustainability, being vegan means adopting a lifestyle that significantly reduces environmental impact. By avoiding animal products, veganism contributes to lower greenhouse gas emissions, reduced water and land usage, decreased deforestation, and less pollution. This lifestyle supports biodiversity preservation, and energy efficiency, and reduces overfishing. Additionally, veganism promotes sustainable crop production and ethical consumerism, leading to a more sustainable food system.