The program strives to eliminate the use of questionable chemicals in products and protect the environment beyond the home by sourcing organic materials, constantly evaluating materials for their environmental impact, and using its influence as an industry leader to sustain and nurture the world.

Good Housekeeping experts appreciated that the initiative “aims to reduce exposure to chemicals that are harmful to people and the planet”, while viewing Naturepedic as “a trusted leader in the use of organic materials and the avoidance of toxic materials.”

Since 2003, Naturepedic has been on a mission to protect the lives of families through safer and healthier organic products that have a positive impact on the environment. “Achieving this means more than creating non-toxic, high-quality mattresses for babies, children and adults. It means relentlessly pursuing the quest to eliminate the use of toxic chemicals and materials in our environment and the products of all days, especially in mattresses, which are increasingly linked to health issues and risks,” comments Barry A. Cikcertified environmental engineer, founder and technical director of Naturepedic.

Over the past year, Naturepedic has accomplished a lot. Brand ranked #1 in transparency and material safety tests in third-party survey The Mattress Still Matters report, was named a leader in safer chemical alternatives in Clean Production Action’s Chemical Footprint Report, was the first certified non-food organic product to complete the Organic Fraud Prevention Plan for the Organic Trade Association, and has donates more than $200,000 to approved nonprofit organizations dedicated to environmental causes through 1% For the Planet.

Naturepedic also works on chemical policy reform and lobbying efforts, and has partnered with advocacy groups, like the Cancer Free Economy Network and the American Sustainable Business Council, to highlight the link between chemicals. chemicals and childhood cancer. The brand has also implemented programs to be part of a circular system, reduce energy consumption, increase the use of renewable energy, use recycled content in supply chains, support biodiversity and support social causes.

“Good Housekeeping has a long history of leadership in the field of sustainability. To be recognized by such an esteemed organization for our efforts is a huge honor,” adds Cik.

Good Housekeeping editors also liked that Naturepedic offers “great options for babies and children through to adults.” All Naturepedic mattress products, for babies, kids and adults, are certified organic by GOTS and certified non-toxic by MADE SAFE. They are also certified to GREENGUARD Gold and UL formaldehyde-free standards, and eliminate questionable materials and chemicals found in most conventional mattresses, while meeting all government requirements for flammability.

To learn more about the Good Housekeeping Sustainable Innovation Awards 2021: https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/institute/a37728461/sustainable-innovation-awards-2021/
To read Naturepedic’s 2020-21 sustainability report: https://www.naturepedic.com/sustainability

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About Naturepedic:
Since 2003, Naturepedic has been on a mission to protect families through safer and healthier organic products that have a positive impact on the environment. Branded with purpose, transparency and ethical practices, Naturepedic is the recipient of numerous certifications and is highly respected by numerous health and environmental organizations(https://www.naturepedic.com/certifications) and is an EPA Green Power Partner. Since its inception, Naturepedic has been a consistent and generous advocate and supporter of NGOs and non-profit organizations that champion the “right to know” about the content of products people bring into their homes.

SOURCE Naturepedic