
This Mushroom Leather Is Being Made into Hermès Handbags
A bioreactor-made material is being marketed as an animal-friendly leather alternative that also aims to help save the planet
Emily Waltz is a freelance science journalist specializing in biotech and the business of science.
A bioreactor-made material is being marketed as an animal-friendly leather alternative that also aims to help save the planet
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