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Yes, you can view our GOLS certificate and the products that use GOLS-certified organic latex. But before you do, it's worth understanding what GOLS actually certifies, and why it shouldn't…

Can You Show Me Your GOLS Organic Latex Certification?

FSC Chain of Custody certification is a system used to track and verify the origin of wood-based products from responsibly managed forests.

What Does FSC Certification Mean?

Produced with 100% natural rubber (latex) without the use of synthetic latex. Certificate: 119-34212-001.

Our eco-INSTITUT® Certification

EWG Verified® is one of the strictest mattress safety standards — requiring full ingredient disclosure and prohibiting fiberglass, PFAS, and PVC. Every Avocado mattress is EWG Verified.

Why Choose an EWG Verified® Mattress: Health, Safety, and Full Transparency

MADE SAFE® certifies Avocado's finished mattresses against thousands of known and suspected harmful substances — including carcinogens, endocrine disruptors, and reproductive toxins — and requires complete ingredient disclosure.

How Does the MADE SAFE® Certification Work?

Avocado mattresses are independently verified formaldehyde-free claim verifications by UL, one of six simultaneous finished-product certifications. Hand-tufting replaces chemical adhesives entirely. View all certificates via the UL product catalog.

Can I See Your Formaldehyde-Free Claim Verification?

Yes — every Avocado mattress, pillow, and topper holds GREENGUARD Gold certification. You can verify any product in the UL Solutions public database.

Can I See Your Current GREENGUARD Gold Certifications?

Yes, and we encourage you to verify it yourself. Here is everything you need to confirm our certification is real, current, and covers what it claims to.

Can You Show Me Your GOTS Organic Certification?

Avocado achieved an 88% landfill diversion rate in 2025, validated by UL Solutions under UL 2799. Our target is 90% (UL Silver) by end of 2026.

What Does Zero Waste Mean?

We have many layers of checks and balances to ensure our materials are  organic.

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We're proud of our vegan certified products.

What Products Are Vegan Certified?

Learn why a ‘certified natural mattress’ doesn’t exist, which certifications actually matter (like GOTS), and how to judge organic and non-toxic mattresses.

Is There Such a Thing as a “Certified Natural Mattress”?

No. A mattress cannot be GOLS certified. GOLS certifies organic latex as a material only. GOTS finished-product certification is the only way to certify a mattress as organic. Verify certifications…

Can a Mattress Be GOLS Certified?

GOTS certifies finished mattresses. GOLS certifies latex as a material only. They are separate, unaffiliated organizations. GOTS is the only way to certify a mattress as organic. Verify GOTS certifications…

What Is the Difference Between GOTS and GOLS?

A certified organic mattress is verified under GOTS finished-product certification — the only standard that certifies a mattress as organic. "Natural" is unregulated. Verify any GOTS claim by license number…

What Is a Certified Organic Mattress?

Search the GOTS public database at global-standard.org using the brand's license number. If it doesn't appear, the mattress is not certified organic. GOLS certifications cannot be verified. Avocado's GOTS license:…

How Can I Verify an Organic Mattress Certification?

"Organic" is a regulated standard requiring GOTS finished-product certification. "Natural" is unregulated — no certification, no audit, no restricted inputs. If a mattress lacks a GOTS license number verifiable at…

Organic vs. Natural Mattresses: What's the Difference?

Greenwashing is making environmental claims without independent verification. "Natural," "eco," and "non-toxic" are unregulated. GOTS finished-product certification is the only verifiable organic standard for mattresses. Verify at global-standard.org.

What Is Greenwashing?

Polyurethane and memory foam are petroleum-derived, prohibited under GOTS, and may off-gas VOCs. Avocado uses GOLS-certified organic latex instead — plant-derived, and every finished mattress is GREENGUARD Gold certified for…

Why We Don't Use Polyurethane Foam

No single certification catches everything. Avocado holds GOTS, OEKO-TEX® Class I, EWG Verified®, MADE SAFE®, GREENGUARD Gold, and UL Formaldehyde-Free — each closing gaps the others leave open. All are…

Why Avocado Uses Multiple Certifications

Ask for a GOTS finished-product license number and verify it at global-standard.org. Facility and material certifications are not the same. Check for PFAS published results, no polyurethane foam, and independently…

Questions to Ask Before Buying an Organic Mattress

"Chemical-free" is unverifiable. Avocado mattresses are certified against 6 independent standards and tested for 679 PFAS substances. See exactly what we test for — and what we don't claim.

Are Your Mattresses Chemical-Free? Here's the Truth

OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 is one of the world's most rigorous textile safety certifications.  To our knowledge, Avocado is the first American mattress brand to earn Class I certification across every…

What Is OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 — and What Does Class I Mean for Your Mattress?

An Avocado mattress is GOTS certified. That means it has a license number you can verify in the public database. If a brand's mattress doesn't appear there, it isn't GOTS…

What GOTS Finished-Product Certification Actually Means — and How to Verify Any Brand's Claim

No single mattress certification tests for everything. Avocado holds six simultaneously — each testing for different substances through a different methodology. Here's what each one catches that the others don't.

Why One Certification Is Never Enough: How Avocado's Six Finished-Product Certifications Work Together

CertiPUR-US® certifies flexible polyurethane foam only, not the finished mattress. Adhesives, flame barriers, antimicrobial treatments, and other components aren't covered. Learn which standards verify the entire product.

CertiPUR-US® Certification: What It Covers and What It Doesn't

"Organic," "natural," and "nontoxic" are not the same claim. Organic certifies inputs. Natural certifies nothing. A defensible nontoxic claim requires independent finished-product testing against science-based health standards.

Is Organic the Same as Nontoxic? What "Organic," "Natural," and "Nontoxic" Actually Mean

GREENGUARD Gold certifies that a finished mattress meets strict limits on chemical emissions, including a formaldehyde threshold nearly 7x stricter than standard GREENGUARD. Designed for environments with children. Every Avocado…

What Is GREENGUARD Gold Certification? What It Means for Your Mattress.

The best organic mattress certifications verify the finished product — not just the materials inside it. This article explains which certifications matter, what each tests for, and how to verify…

What Certifications Should I Look for in an Organic Mattress?

Mark Abrials, Co-Founder & Chief Sustainability Officer

Kurt, CX Systems Manager

GOTS, GOLS, MADE SAFE®, eco-INSTITUT® label, and more third-party certifications. 

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