plant-derived goods

noun
UK /plɑːnt dɪˈraɪvd ɡʊdz/
US /plænt dɪˈraɪvd ɡʊdz/

Things we get from plants to use or eat.

Wood, cotton, and apples are plant-derived goods.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Items made by processing parts of plants, like paper from trees.

Paper and rubber are plant-derived goods made in factories.

3. Natural materials used in building or crafting.

Bamboo and cork are plant-derived goods used to make furniture.

4. Foods that come directly from plants rather than animals.

Rice, beans, and nuts are plant-derived goods sold at the market.