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Vegan
Definition
Vegan — Contains no animal-derived ingredients and no animal byproducts.
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A product labelled vegan contains no ingredients sourced from animals — no meat, dairy, eggs, honey, beeswax, lanolin, carmine, gelatin, silk, or other animal-derived substances.
In personal care and cosmetics, "vegan" is distinct from "cruelty-free": a vegan product may still have been tested on animals unless it also carries a cruelty-free certification, and a cruelty-free product may still contain animal byproducts.
Reliable third-party vegan certifications include The Vegan Society's trademark, Vegan Action's Certified Vegan logo, and PETA's Vegan mark.
A product labelled vegan contains no ingredients sourced from animals — no meat, dairy, eggs, honey, beeswax, lanolin, carmine, gelatin, silk, or other animal-derived substances.
In personal care and cosmetics, "vegan" is distinct from "cruelty-free": a vegan product may still have been tested on animals unless it also carries a cruelty-free certification, and a cruelty-free product may still contain animal byproducts.
Reliable third-party vegan certifications include The Vegan Society's trademark, Vegan Action's Certified Vegan logo, and PETA's Vegan mark.
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