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Are Birch Mattresses Certified Organic?

No, Birch Mattresses are not certified organic under GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard).

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Written by Mark Abrials
Updated this week

GOTS Certification
GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) requires that a finished product — such as a mattress — must be certified by an accredited body and listed in the public GOTS database in order to be marketed as “GOTS-certified.”

Birch Mattress
Birch mattresses may include natural and organic materials, such as GOTS-certified cotton or wool and GOLS-certified latex. However, the Birch mattress itself is not listed in the GOTS public database as a certified organic finished product.

That means while Birch may use certified inputs, the mattress itself cannot be marketed as organic or GOTS-certified. Any claim that implies the entire mattress is certified organic would be misleading.

Summary

  • GOTS certification applies to the finished mattress, not just components.

  • The product itself must be certified and listed in the GOTS database to be marketed as “GOTS-certified.”

  • Birch mattresses are not GOTS-certified. At best, they may be described as containing certified materials, but they cannot use the GOTS logo.

This distinction prevents consumer confusion and ensures accurate, non-misleading claims.

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