Cruelty-free PETA

PETA Approved products must be produced without testing on animals or using any ingredients that have undergone animal testing.

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Cruelty-free Leaping Bunny

The Leaping Bunny is the best assurance that a company has made a genuine commitment to help end animal testing. Brands must meet rigorous criteria that apply globally, extend over and above laws governing animal testing, and include ongoing independent audits.

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Vegan PETA

These labels signal that the products offered by these brands are free from animal-derived materials. PETA, short for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, ensures that these products are cruelty-free and maintains a comprehensive list of approved brands on its website.

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Vegan (Not Accredited)

A brand states that they are vegan, although are not verified by an accredited body.

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Vegan Society Approved

This includes products containing no animal ingredients, vegan processing aids used in manufacturing, and ingredients that have never been tested on animals on behalf of the manufacturer.

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Reference: vegansociety.com

Cruelty-free Kitty Approved

We contact brands directly to find out the truth behind their animal testing claims. Our database currently contains 1192 vetted brands, so you can shop cruelty-free with confidence.

Reference : crueltyfreekitty.com

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Ethical Elephant Approved

Each brand’s animal testing policy is reviewed using their cruelty-free checklist to ensure approved brands do not commission, conduct, or condone any form of animal testing on their products or ingredients anywhere in the world.

Reference : ethicalelephant.com

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Cruelty-free Logical Harmony

Being Logical Harmony approved ensures that brands are cruelty-free. This means that there is no animal testing happening through any party, all the way from ingredients to finished products to products sold in stores.

Reference : logicalharmony.net

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ULTAS’s Cruelty-free and Vegan Policy

These beauty brands are not tested on animals and have been certified by Leaping Bunny, PETA, or Choose Cruelty-Free.

Reference: ulta.com

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Vegan FRIENDLY

Vegan Friendly Certification. They certify restaurants and businesses that offer substantial and varied vegan options and certify products that are 100% vegan.

Reference: vegan-friendly.co.uk

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Halal

Halal is a dietary law derived from Islamic teachings, meaning “lawful or permitted.” On the contrary, foods that are not considered halal are considered haram, or “not permitted.”

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Halal ‘friendly’

Products that meet the halal diet law.

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Halal Advisory Group Certified

Halal Advisory Group is a Halal Certification company based in the beautiful and multicultural city of Toronto.

Reference: halaladvisory.com

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Halal Certification Europe

Halal Certification Europe (HCE) is a pioneer in providing Halal certification for the food & beverage, pharmaceutical, cosmetic & personal care, and chemical industries.

Reference: halalce.com

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Vegan.org Verified

They certify products as vegan so you can make better choices for the animals, for the environment, and for your health.

Reference : vegan.org

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Cruelty-free (Not Accredited)

A brand states that they are cruelty free, although are not verified by an accredited body.

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