Sustainability
Good for you. Good for the planet.
Natural latex is one of the most sustainable materials on earth. We've built our entire supply chain around protecting that fact.
Responsible sourcing
Where our latex comes from
We source 100% of our latex from GOLS-certified organic farms in Kerala, India and Sabah, Malaysia. These farms use no synthetic pesticides or fertilisers. The rubber trees are tapped by hand — a process unchanged for over a century — and the latex is processed within 24 hours to preserve its natural properties.
100%
GOLS-certified organic latex
0
Synthetic pesticides used
24 hr
Farm-to-processing time
30 yr
Average tree lifespan
Third-party verified
Our certifications
Third-party verified. No greenwashing.
Global Organic Latex Standard
The gold standard for organic latex. Covers the entire supply chain from farm to finished product, including processing, manufacturing, and labelling.
Global Organic Textile Standard
Certifies the organic status of our cotton and wool cover fabrics. Prohibits harmful chemicals and requires fair labour practices throughout.
OEKO-TEX Standard 100
Every component — latex, fabric, thread — is tested for over 100 harmful substances. Class I certified, meaning safe for babies and sensitive skin.
Forest Stewardship Council
Our packaging uses FSC-certified cardboard and paper. No virgin plastic in our packaging — ever.
Our commitments
Our environmental commitments
Carbon-neutral delivery
We offset 100% of the carbon from every delivery through verified reforestation projects in the Western Ghats.
Zero-waste manufacturing
Latex offcuts from mattress production are repurposed into pillow cores and mattress toppers. Nothing goes to landfill.
Mattress take-back programme
At end of life, we collect your old mattress and ensure it is responsibly recycled or composted. No mattress we sell ends up in a landfill.
Farmer welfare
We pay a 15% premium above market rate to every farm we source from, and fund annual health screenings for tapper families.
Sleep well. Leave less behind.
A Bedronic mattress lasts 20+ years — that's three conventional mattresses you won't send to landfill.