Thuma makes furniture with a pleasing minimalist design. And their focus on material durability and circularity is appealing. Our research gave us some indication that there is a desire to credibly pursue ingredient safety and sustainability. But when it came down to finding the kind of substantiation and information we need to score our evaluation, we often came up empty handed. Given the products and claims, we really hope to see more substance from the company when it comes to issues like climate, biodiversity, and social impacts in the future.

My Green Mattress seems to have a decent start when it comes to ingredient safety. Many of their products carry one of our favorite certifications (Made Safe) and they use some organic raw materials which helps lower the environmental impacts associated with production. Other aspects of their environmental and people efforts seem to be a bit behind their peers. The company’s mission is well suited to strengthening efforts on issues like climate and social impact though. Hopefully we’ll see more from them in the future.

Our Place is one of the direct-to-consumer companies using a hybrid type of ceramic nonstick technology for their cookware. Like a few of their competitors, they got a lot of love on the internet for their design but also their ingredient safety claims of being PFAS-free. For a while that seemed like a big step in the right direction. But we still wanted to know what kinds of chemicals were being used to give their products this kind of performance. Unfortunately, the company is unwilling to disclose that information. That’s a big red flag for us. As a result, the company doesn’t score well on our evaluation criteria. Substantiation related to other elements of sustainability and corporate accountability are lacking and we hope to see more transparency from them in the future.

Reed + Gwen is owned by the company Avocado Green Brands. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Avocado is one of those brands that is consistently included in those “eco-friendly” bed lists. And for good reason, they appear to be doing some things right when it comes to safety and sustainability. The brand has also expanded into other product categories including apparel and personal care. They provide leadership on issues like climate and have a laundry list of Hilde approved certifications including being a Certified B Corporation. Because they have some good pieces in place we see a great opportunity for this company to take the next step by adopting a context-based approach to sustainability.

Farrow & Ball is owned by the company Hempel. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Hempel appears to have recently enhanced and expanded their sustainability efforts. We see some solid signs that the company is integrating sustainability into their strategy and operations. They are making some progress on their climate efforts. But the company doesn’t appear to offer much information about ingredient or chemical safety, a topic that is highly relevant given their products. And while the company seems to have real efforts underway on issues related to creating benefits for people we were unable to find the kind of substantiation we need. As a result, they didn’t score particularly well on some of our evaluation criteria in those categories. We did note that they have a rather unique ownership structure, which could allow the company to lean into sustainability in a faster and more effective way than other companies (should they so choose).

Neogard is owned by the company Hempel. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Hempel appears to have recently enhanced and expanded their sustainability efforts. We see some solid signs that the company is integrating sustainability into their strategy and operations. They are making some progress on their climate efforts. But the company doesn’t appear to offer much information about ingredient or chemical safety, a topic that is highly relevant given their products. And while the company seems to have real efforts underway on issues related to creating benefits for people we were unable to find the kind of substantiation we need. As a result, they didn’t score particularly well on some of our evaluation criteria in those categories. We did note that they have a rather unique ownership structure, which could allow the company to lean into sustainability in a faster and more effective way than other companies (should they so choose).

Hempel appears to have recently enhanced and expanded their sustainability efforts. We see some solid signs that the company is integrating sustainability into their strategy and operations. They are making some progress on their climate efforts. But the company doesn’t appear to offer much information about ingredient or chemical safety, a topic that is highly relevant given their products. And while the company seems to have real efforts underway on issues related to creating benefits for people we were unable to find the kind of substantiation we need. As a result, they didn’t score particularly well on some of our evaluation criteria in those categories. We did note that they have a rather unique ownership structure, which could allow the company to lean into sustainability in a faster and more effective way than other companies (should they so choose).

Comfort Revolution is owned by the company Somnigroup. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

We were interested in looking at this company because we noticed a number of their products available at Costco which we find to be more affordable for many products used in the home. In addition to owning a number of well-known brands, Somnigroup also does private label manufacturing for other brands. Overall, this brand appears to be focused on ensuring they are in compliance with legal and regulatory requirements. Our research found gaps in their approach to ingredient safety as well as benefits for people. But we did note that a few foundational pieces are in place related to reducing environmental impacts. We hope they’ll continue to build on their current efforts and start to tackle more advanced actions, particularly when it comes to protecting our climate and biodiversity.

Stearns & Foster is owned by the company Somnigroup. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

We were interested in looking at this company because we noticed a number of their products available at Costco which we find to be more affordable for many products used in the home. In addition to owning a number of well-known brands, Somnigroup also does private label manufacturing for other brands. Overall, this brand appears to be focused on ensuring they are in compliance with legal and regulatory requirements. Our research found gaps in their approach to ingredient safety as well as benefits for people. But we did note that a few foundational pieces are in place related to reducing environmental impacts. We hope they’ll continue to build on their current efforts and start to tackle more advanced actions, particularly when it comes to protecting our climate and biodiversity.

Sealy is owned by the company Somnigroup. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

We were interested in looking at this company because we noticed a number of their products available at Costco which we find to be more affordable for many products used in the home. In addition to owning a number of well-known brands, Somnigroup also does private label manufacturing for other brands. Overall, this brand appears to be focused on ensuring they are in compliance with legal and regulatory requirements. Our research found gaps in their approach to ingredient safety as well as benefits for people. But we did note that a few foundational pieces are in place related to reducing environmental impacts. We hope they’ll continue to build on their current efforts and start to tackle more advanced actions, particularly when it comes to protecting our climate and biodiversity.

Tempur-Pedic is owned by the company Somnigroup. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

We were interested in looking at this company because we noticed a number of their products available at Costco which we find to be more affordable for many products used in the home. In addition to owning a number of well-known brands, Somnigroup also does private label manufacturing for other brands. Overall, this brand appears to be focused on ensuring they are in compliance with legal and regulatory requirements. Our research found gaps in their approach to ingredient safety as well as benefits for people. But we did note that a few foundational pieces are in place related to reducing environmental impacts. We hope they’ll continue to build on their current efforts and start to tackle more advanced actions, particularly when it comes to protecting our climate and biodiversity.

Tempur is owned by the company Somnigroup. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

We were interested in looking at this company because we noticed a number of their products available at Costco which we find to be more affordable for many products used in the home. In addition to owning a number of well-known brands, Somnigroup also does private label manufacturing for other brands. Overall, this brand appears to be focused on ensuring they are in compliance with legal and regulatory requirements. Our research found gaps in their approach to ingredient safety as well as benefits for people. But we did note that a few foundational pieces are in place related to reducing environmental impacts. We hope they’ll continue to build on their current efforts and start to tackle more advanced actions, particularly when it comes to protecting our climate and biodiversity.

We were interested in looking at this company because we noticed a number of their products available at Costco which we find to be more affordable for many products used in the home. In addition to owning a number of well-known brands, Somnigroup also does private label manufacturing for other brands. Overall, this brand appears to be focused on ensuring they are in compliance with legal and regulatory requirements. Our research found gaps in their approach to ingredient safety as well as benefits for people. But we did note that a few foundational pieces are in place related to reducing environmental impacts. We hope they’ll continue to build on their current efforts and start to tackle more advanced actions, particularly when it comes to protecting our climate and biodiversity.

Tech Deck is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Swimways is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Supercross is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Rubiks is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Purse Pets is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Punirunes is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Primal Hatch is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

PAW Patrol is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

P. Lushes Pets is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Ms. Rachel is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Monster Jam is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Mighty Express is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Melissa & Doug is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Meccano is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Marshmallow is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Kinetic Sand is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Hex Bots is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Hatchimals is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Gund is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Crystal Flyers is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Cool Maker is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Cheeky Chonks is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Bitzee is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Bakugan is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Air Hogs is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Aerobie is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

4D Build is owned by the company Spin Master. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Spin Master owns many toy brands and appears to produce licensed toys for franchises like Paw Patrol, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dora. The company’s approach to ingredient safety and sustainability seems to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance but we did note a few instances where they go beyond those baseline requirements. Given the nature of their products, we would like to see a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. We also think the company should rapidly accelerate their climate efforts and focus on setting a science-based goal. The company has some compelling brands and licensing agreements that really appeal to kids right now so we hope they’ll strengthen their policies and practices in the near future.

Wooly Willy is owned by the company Play Monster Group. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Play Monster doesn’t appear to have more than a few sentences about anything related to ingredient safety, sustainability, or corporate accountability. In our experience, not having any information (beyond a statement about complying with regulations) about ingredient safety or ingredient safety is particularly unusual given the kinds of products the company makes. Given the lack of public disclosure, you can probably guess that the company doesn’t score well on our evaluation criteria. We really hope they’ll start sharing more about these important issues soon.

Set is owned by the company Play Monster Group. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Play Monster doesn’t appear to have more than a few sentences about anything related to ingredient safety, sustainability, or corporate accountability. In our experience, not having any information (beyond a statement about complying with regulations) about ingredient safety or ingredient safety is particularly unusual given the kinds of products the company makes. Given the lack of public disclosure, you can probably guess that the company doesn’t score well on our evaluation criteria. We really hope they’ll start sharing more about these important issues soon.

Loopdedoo is owned by the company Play Monster Group. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Play Monster doesn’t appear to have more than a few sentences about anything related to ingredient safety, sustainability, or corporate accountability. In our experience, not having any information (beyond a statement about complying with regulations) about ingredient safety or ingredient safety is particularly unusual given the kinds of products the company makes. Given the lack of public disclosure, you can probably guess that the company doesn’t score well on our evaluation criteria. We really hope they’ll start sharing more about these important issues soon.

Koosh is owned by the company Play Monster Group. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Play Monster doesn’t appear to have more than a few sentences about anything related to ingredient safety, sustainability, or corporate accountability. In our experience, not having any information (beyond a statement about complying with regulations) about ingredient safety or ingredient safety is particularly unusual given the kinds of products the company makes. Given the lack of public disclosure, you can probably guess that the company doesn’t score well on our evaluation criteria. We really hope they’ll start sharing more about these important issues soon.

Farkle is owned by the company Play Monster Group. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Play Monster doesn’t appear to have more than a few sentences about anything related to ingredient safety, sustainability, or corporate accountability. In our experience, not having any information (beyond a statement about complying with regulations) about ingredient safety or ingredient safety is particularly unusual given the kinds of products the company makes. Given the lack of public disclosure, you can probably guess that the company doesn’t score well on our evaluation criteria. We really hope they’ll start sharing more about these important issues soon.

Craft Crush is owned by the company Play Monster Group. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Play Monster doesn’t appear to have more than a few sentences about anything related to ingredient safety, sustainability, or corporate accountability. In our experience, not having any information (beyond a statement about complying with regulations) about ingredient safety or ingredient safety is particularly unusual given the kinds of products the company makes. Given the lack of public disclosure, you can probably guess that the company doesn’t score well on our evaluation criteria. We really hope they’ll start sharing more about these important issues soon.

Ann Williams is owned by the company Play Monster Group. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Play Monster doesn’t appear to have more than a few sentences about anything related to ingredient safety, sustainability, or corporate accountability. In our experience, not having any information (beyond a statement about complying with regulations) about ingredient safety or ingredient safety is particularly unusual given the kinds of products the company makes. Given the lack of public disclosure, you can probably guess that the company doesn’t score well on our evaluation criteria. We really hope they’ll start sharing more about these important issues soon.

Spirograph is owned by the company Play Monster Group. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Play Monster doesn’t appear to have more than a few sentences about anything related to ingredient safety, sustainability, or corporate accountability. In our experience, not having any information (beyond a statement about complying with regulations) about ingredient safety or ingredient safety is particularly unusual given the kinds of products the company makes. Given the lack of public disclosure, you can probably guess that the company doesn’t score well on our evaluation criteria. We really hope they’ll start sharing more about these important issues soon.

Magnatab is owned by the company Play Monster Group. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Play Monster doesn’t appear to have more than a few sentences about anything related to ingredient safety, sustainability, or corporate accountability. In our experience, not having any information (beyond a statement about complying with regulations) about ingredient safety or ingredient safety is particularly unusual given the kinds of products the company makes. Given the lack of public disclosure, you can probably guess that the company doesn’t score well on our evaluation criteria. We really hope they’ll start sharing more about these important issues soon.

Fashion Plates is owned by the company Play Monster Group. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Play Monster doesn’t appear to have more than a few sentences about anything related to ingredient safety, sustainability, or corporate accountability. In our experience, not having any information (beyond a statement about complying with regulations) about ingredient safety or ingredient safety is particularly unusual given the kinds of products the company makes. Given the lack of public disclosure, you can probably guess that the company doesn’t score well on our evaluation criteria. We really hope they’ll start sharing more about these important issues soon.

Fashion Plates is owned by the company Play Monster Group. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Play Monster doesn’t appear to have more than a few sentences about anything related to ingredient safety, sustainability, or corporate accountability. In our experience, not having any information (beyond a statement about complying with regulations) about ingredient safety or ingredient safety is particularly unusual given the kinds of products the company makes. Given the lack of public disclosure, you can probably guess that the company doesn’t score well on our evaluation criteria. We really hope they’ll start sharing more about these important issues soon.

Craft-tastic is owned by the company Play Monster Group. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Play Monster doesn’t appear to have more than a few sentences about anything related to ingredient safety, sustainability, or corporate accountability. In our experience, not having any information (beyond a statement about complying with regulations) about ingredient safety or ingredient safety is particularly unusual given the kinds of products the company makes. Given the lack of public disclosure, you can probably guess that the company doesn’t score well on our evaluation criteria. We really hope they’ll start sharing more about these important issues soon.

Colorforms is owned by the company Play Monster Group. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Play Monster doesn’t appear to have more than a few sentences about anything related to ingredient safety, sustainability, or corporate accountability. In our experience, not having any information (beyond a statement about complying with regulations) about ingredient safety or ingredient safety is particularly unusual given the kinds of products the company makes. Given the lack of public disclosure, you can probably guess that the company doesn’t score well on our evaluation criteria. We really hope they’ll start sharing more about these important issues soon.

Play Monster doesn’t appear to have more than a few sentences about anything related to ingredient safety, sustainability, or corporate accountability. In our experience, not having any information (beyond a statement about complying with regulations) about ingredient safety or ingredient safety is particularly unusual given the kinds of products the company makes. Given the lack of public disclosure, you can probably guess that the company doesn’t score well on our evaluation criteria. We really hope they’ll start sharing more about these important issues soon.

Here’s our quick take on Versed: The company offers a number of products that are more affordable and have some of the basics covered on ingredient safety. We also like that they are incorporating recycled content into their packaging. But beyond that we weren’t able to find much in terms of efforts to reduce environmental impacts or information about how they treat people. That lack of publicly available information (or lack of action on those issues) means that the company didn’t score well on many of the criteria included in our evaluation.

Happsy is owned by the company Naturepedic. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Naturepedic leads the way when it comes to ingredient safety for mattresses and bedding. The brand is well known amongst parents and advocacy groups alike because they directly engage in state and federal policy campaigns, still a rarity for companies in this industry. The brand has an impressive array of trustworthy certifications to verify their ingredient safety and sustainability efforts which includes being the first mattress company to offer an EWG Verified option. We’d like to see more on the people benefits category but this company is a great choice overall.

Naturepedic leads the way when it comes to ingredient safety for mattresses and bedding. The brand is well known amongst parents and advocacy groups alike because they directly engage in state and federal policy campaigns, still a rarity for companies in this industry. The brand has an impressive array of trustworthy certifications to verify their ingredient safety and sustainability efforts which includes being the first mattress company to offer an EWG Verified option. We’d like to see more on the people benefits category but this company is a great choice overall.

Grove Co. is owned by the company Grove Collaborative. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Grove Collaborative is an interesting brand for us to review for a variety of reasons. The company manufactures their own products under the Grove Co. brand (e.g. cleaning & laundry) and has an online retail offering that includes numerous other brands and product categories. In evaluating their ingredient safety & sustainability practices we’re considering their in-house brand and not the policies and practices of the companies that make other brands that Grove Collaborative sells. Our evaluation turned up some solid results across the board, particularly on the people benefits and accountability criteria. We think they offer a great option for families.

Grove Collaborative is an interesting brand for us to review for a variety of reasons. The company manufactures their own products under the Grove Co. brand (e.g. cleaning & laundry) and has an online retail offering that includes numerous other brands and product categories. In evaluating their ingredient safety & sustainability practices we’re considering their in-house brand and not the policies and practices of the companies that make other brands that Grove Collaborative sells. Our evaluation turned up some solid results across the board, particularly on the people benefits and accountability criteria. We think they offer a great option for families.

Good.clean.goop is owned by the company Goop. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Goop was one of our most surprising company evaluations to date. Our research found only  a few sentences about the ingredient safety and sustainability commitments of the brand. (Note: goop has a personal care brand called good.clean.goop that provides slightly more information about their safety standards.) Goop makes their own products and sells other brands across a number of product categories. Our ratings are for their products specifically, not products made by other companies that they may sell. As a retailer, we encourage them to establish standards for companies they choose to sell as well.

We like the design and utility of DockATot’s products. We think there is some potential for the brand when it comes to their ingredient safety and sustainability practices as the intention seems to be there. Unfortunately our research didn’t turn up much information about these topics. As a result, the company didn’t score very well on any of the criteria in our evaluation categories. We hope to see more from them as they continue to grow. It looks like they’re transitioning their product offering since our review as it appears that they have shuttered their previous website.

OSEA is a great example of a beauty brand that has a solid foundation  on ingredient safety and is making progress on reducing their environmental impacts as well. They take climate protection seriously and we like that they primarily use glass for their packaging. We see a few areas where they have opportunities for improvement. Like some other companies, we suspect OSEA would have scored better on the people benefits part of our evaluation if they provided more public information about their policies and practices. Overall we think the foundation is in place for them to easily build a best-in-class business by addressing a few gaps and evolving their approach.

Pipette is owned by the private equity firm Windsong Global. Hilde’s standard practice is to evaluate parent companies rather than individual brands. But in cases when brands are owned by private equity rather than a larger company, we find it is most helpful for consumers to have information about the brand. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

If your only priority when it comes to personal care products for your baby is ingredient safety, you can consider Pipette, as most of their products have a best-in-class ingredient safety certification. If you have any other priorities related to environmental impacts, social impacts, or accountability for the companies you choose to support then you may want to consider another option.

Babo Botanicals is owned by the company Expanscience Laboratories. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Expanscience Laboratories is an interesting company. In addition to owning a couple of consumer-facing brands they also operate as an ingredient supplier for cosmetics companies. They have unique, yet credible goals, policies, and practices when it comes to ingredient safety and sustainability. For example, they have a goal of becoming a “regenerative” company by 2040, a goal that could align them well with a context-based approach to sustainability. Overall we like what we see and think there is a genuine effort to create positive impacts. We can see that this company likely would have scored even higher if they provided more comprehensive information related to their ingredient safety and benefits for people policies and practices.

Mustela is owned by the company Expanscience Laboratories. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Expanscience Laboratories is an interesting company. In addition to owning a couple of consumer-facing brands they also operate as an ingredient supplier for cosmetics companies. They have unique, yet credible goals, policies, and practices when it comes to ingredient safety and sustainability. For example, they have a goal of becoming a “regenerative” company by 2040, a goal that could align them well with a context-based approach to sustainability. Overall we like what we see and think there is a genuine effort to create positive impacts. We can see that this company likely would have scored even higher if they provided more comprehensive information related to their ingredient safety and benefits for people policies and practices.

Expanscience Laboratories is an interesting company. In addition to owning a couple of consumer-facing brands they also operate as an ingredient supplier for cosmetics companies. They have unique, yet credible goals, policies, and practices when it comes to ingredient safety and sustainability. For example, they have a goal of becoming a “regenerative” company by 2040, a goal that could align them well with a context-based approach to sustainability. Overall we like what we see and think there is a genuine effort to create positive impacts. We can see that this company likely would have scored even higher if they provided more comprehensive information related to their ingredient safety and benefits for people policies and practices.

Hello is owned by the company Colgate-Palmolive. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Like some of the other multinational companies we’ve evaluated, Colgate-Palmolive presents a bit of a challenge. The company has a large number of brands and some of those brands have been acquired over time. Some of those brands may go a bit further when it comes to ingredient safety & sustainability. For example, Tom’s of Maine is a B-Corp. But the majority of brands owned by this company are not and are ultimately subject to the overarching policies and practices dictated by the company that owns them. And in this case, there are some foundational gaps when it comes to the issues we evaluate for parent companies like Colgate-Palmolive.

EltaMD is owned by the company Colgate-Palmolive. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Like some of the other multinational companies we’ve evaluated, Colgate-Palmolive presents a bit of a challenge. The company has a large number of brands and some of those brands have been acquired over time. Some of those brands may go a bit further when it comes to ingredient safety & sustainability. For example, Tom’s of Maine is a B-Corp. But the majority of brands owned by this company are not and are ultimately subject to the overarching policies and practices dictated by the company that owns them. And in this case, there are some foundational gaps when it comes to the issues we evaluate for parent companies like Colgate-Palmolive.

PCA Skin is owned by the company Colgate-Palmolive. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Like some of the other multinational companies we’ve evaluated, Colgate-Palmolive presents a bit of a challenge. The company has a large number of brands and some of those brands have been acquired over time. Some of those brands may go a bit further when it comes to ingredient safety & sustainability. For example, Tom’s of Maine is a B-Corp. But the majority of brands owned by this company are not and are ultimately subject to the overarching policies and practices dictated by the company that owns them. And in this case, there are some foundational gaps when it comes to the issues we evaluate for parent companies like Colgate-Palmolive.

Tom's of Maine is owned by the company Colgate-Palmolive. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Like some of the other multinational companies we’ve evaluated, Colgate-Palmolive presents a bit of a challenge. The company has a large number of brands and some of those brands have been acquired over time. Some of those brands may go a bit further when it comes to ingredient safety & sustainability. For example, Tom’s of Maine is a B-Corp. But the majority of brands owned by this company are not and are ultimately subject to the overarching policies and practices dictated by the company that owns them. And in this case, there are some foundational gaps when it comes to the issues we evaluate for parent companies like Colgate-Palmolive.

Irish Spring is owned by the company Colgate-Palmolive. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Like some of the other multinational companies we’ve evaluated, Colgate-Palmolive presents a bit of a challenge. The company has a large number of brands and some of those brands have been acquired over time. Some of those brands may go a bit further when it comes to ingredient safety & sustainability. For example, Tom’s of Maine is a B-Corp. But the majority of brands owned by this company are not and are ultimately subject to the overarching policies and practices dictated by the company that owns them. And in this case, there are some foundational gaps when it comes to the issues we evaluate for parent companies like Colgate-Palmolive.

Lady Speed Stick is owned by the company Colgate-Palmolive. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Like some of the other multinational companies we’ve evaluated, Colgate-Palmolive presents a bit of a challenge. The company has a large number of brands and some of those brands have been acquired over time. Some of those brands may go a bit further when it comes to ingredient safety & sustainability. For example, Tom’s of Maine is a B-Corp. But the majority of brands owned by this company are not and are ultimately subject to the overarching policies and practices dictated by the company that owns them. And in this case, there are some foundational gaps when it comes to the issues we evaluate for parent companies like Colgate-Palmolive.

Speed Stick is owned by the company Colgate-Palmolive. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Like some of the other multinational companies we’ve evaluated, Colgate-Palmolive presents a bit of a challenge. The company has a large number of brands and some of those brands have been acquired over time. Some of those brands may go a bit further when it comes to ingredient safety & sustainability. For example, Tom’s of Maine is a B-Corp. But the majority of brands owned by this company are not and are ultimately subject to the overarching policies and practices dictated by the company that owns them. And in this case, there are some foundational gaps when it comes to the issues we evaluate for parent companies like Colgate-Palmolive.

Softsoap is owned by the company Colgate-Palmolive. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Like some of the other multinational companies we’ve evaluated, Colgate-Palmolive presents a bit of a challenge. The company has a large number of brands and some of those brands have been acquired over time. Some of those brands may go a bit further when it comes to ingredient safety & sustainability. For example, Tom’s of Maine is a B-Corp. But the majority of brands owned by this company are not and are ultimately subject to the overarching policies and practices dictated by the company that owns them. And in this case, there are some foundational gaps when it comes to the issues we evaluate for parent companies like Colgate-Palmolive.

Murphy Oil Soap is owned by the company Colgate-Palmolive. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Like some of the other multinational companies we’ve evaluated, Colgate-Palmolive presents a bit of a challenge. The company has a large number of brands and some of those brands have been acquired over time. Some of those brands may go a bit further when it comes to ingredient safety & sustainability. For example, Tom’s of Maine is a B-Corp. But the majority of brands owned by this company are not and are ultimately subject to the overarching policies and practices dictated by the company that owns them. And in this case, there are some foundational gaps when it comes to the issues we evaluate for parent companies like Colgate-Palmolive.

Ajax is owned by the company Colgate-Palmolive. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Like some of the other multinational companies we’ve evaluated, Colgate-Palmolive presents a bit of a challenge. The company has a large number of brands and some of those brands have been acquired over time. Some of those brands may go a bit further when it comes to ingredient safety & sustainability. For example, Tom’s of Maine is a B-Corp. But the majority of brands owned by this company are not and are ultimately subject to the overarching policies and practices dictated by the company that owns them. And in this case, there are some foundational gaps when it comes to the issues we evaluate for parent companies like Colgate-Palmolive.

Palmolive is owned by the company Colgate-Palmolive. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Like some of the other multinational companies we’ve evaluated, Colgate-Palmolive presents a bit of a challenge. The company has a large number of brands and some of those brands have been acquired over time. Some of those brands may go a bit further when it comes to ingredient safety & sustainability. For example, Tom’s of Maine is a B-Corp. But the majority of brands owned by this company are not and are ultimately subject to the overarching policies and practices dictated by the company that owns them. And in this case, there are some foundational gaps when it comes to the issues we evaluate for parent companies like Colgate-Palmolive.

Colgate is owned by the company Colgate-Palmolive. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Like some of the other multinational companies we’ve evaluated, Colgate-Palmolive presents a bit of a challenge. The company has a large number of brands and some of those brands have been acquired over time. Some of those brands may go a bit further when it comes to ingredient safety & sustainability. For example, Tom’s of Maine is a B-Corp. But the majority of brands owned by this company are not and are ultimately subject to the overarching policies and practices dictated by the company that owns them. And in this case, there are some foundational gaps when it comes to the issues we evaluate for parent companies like Colgate-Palmolive.

Like some of the other multinational companies we’ve evaluated, Colgate-Palmolive presents a bit of a challenge. The company has a large number of brands and some of those brands have been acquired over time. Some of those brands may go a bit further when it comes to ingredient safety & sustainability. For example, Tom’s of Maine is a B-Corp. But the majority of brands owned by this company are not and are ultimately subject to the overarching policies and practices dictated by the company that owns them. And in this case, there are some foundational gaps when it comes to the issues we evaluate for parent companies like Colgate-Palmolive.

Live Clean is owned by the company Hain Celestial Group. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Hain Celestial is a smaller conglomerate company that owns a number of brands in the food & beverage industry as well as a handful of first generation “clean” personal care product brands. Strangely, we really struggled to find any substantive information about their approach to ingredient safety in their website or in their reports. We did note that one of their brands (Avalon Organics) has a number of products that are EWG Verified, a best-in-class ingredient safety certification. Unfortunately not a majority of the products made by the brands this company owns appear to have that certification. The company provided a bit more transparency with respect to their environmental impact reduction efforts. But without more disclosure as well as a more comprehensive approach across their brands, it will be tough for this company to improve their rating.

Alba Botanica is owned by the company Hain Celestial Group. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Hain Celestial is a smaller conglomerate company that owns a number of brands in the food & beverage industry as well as a handful of first generation “clean” personal care product brands. Strangely, we really struggled to find any substantive information about their approach to ingredient safety in their website or in their reports. We did note that one of their brands (Avalon Organics) has a number of products that are EWG Verified, a best-in-class ingredient safety certification. Unfortunately not a majority of the products made by the brands this company owns appear to have that certification. The company provided a bit more transparency with respect to their environmental impact reduction efforts. But without more disclosure as well as a more comprehensive approach across their brands, it will be tough for this company to improve their rating.

Avalon Organics is owned by the company Hain Celestial Group. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Hain Celestial is a smaller conglomerate company that owns a number of brands in the food & beverage industry as well as a handful of first generation “clean” personal care product brands. Strangely, we really struggled to find any substantive information about their approach to ingredient safety in their website or in their reports. We did note that one of their brands (Avalon Organics) has a number of products that are EWG Verified, a best-in-class ingredient safety certification. Unfortunately not a majority of the products made by the brands this company owns appear to have that certification. The company provided a bit more transparency with respect to their environmental impact reduction efforts. But without more disclosure as well as a more comprehensive approach across their brands, it will be tough for this company to improve their rating.

Jason is owned by the company Hain Celestial Group. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Hain Celestial is a smaller conglomerate company that owns a number of brands in the food & beverage industry as well as a handful of first generation “clean” personal care product brands. Strangely, we really struggled to find any substantive information about their approach to ingredient safety in their website or in their reports. We did note that one of their brands (Avalon Organics) has a number of products that are EWG Verified, a best-in-class ingredient safety certification. Unfortunately not a majority of the products made by the brands this company owns appear to have that certification. The company provided a bit more transparency with respect to their environmental impact reduction efforts. But without more disclosure as well as a more comprehensive approach across their brands, it will be tough for this company to improve their rating.

Hain Celestial is a smaller conglomerate company that owns a number of brands in the food & beverage industry as well as a handful of first generation “clean” personal care product brands. Strangely, we really struggled to find any substantive information about their approach to ingredient safety in their website or in their reports. We did note that one of their brands (Avalon Organics) has a number of products that are EWG Verified, a best-in-class ingredient safety certification. Unfortunately not a majority of the products made by the brands this company owns appear to have that certification. The company provided a bit more transparency with respect to their environmental impact reduction efforts. But without more disclosure as well as a more comprehensive approach across their brands, it will be tough for this company to improve their rating.

Honest Beauty is owned by the company The Honest Company. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

One thing we really like about Honest Company is that they make a variety of baby care products with safer ingredients that are more affordable. Many of their personal care and beauty products have a best-in-class ingredient safety certification. They also have an appropriate focus on trying to reduce environmental impacts from their packaging. We wish they were doing more (or disclosing more) when it comes to protecting our climate and biodiversity. The company’s mission is aligned with more robust action on material sustainability issues - we look forward to seeing their efforts mature.

SK-II is owned by the company Proctor & Gamble. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Chances are you have a few products made by Proctor & Gamble in your home right now. Like the other consumer product giants, they own lots of them. And you probably won’t be surprised to hear that we think they need to adopt a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. But we were encouraged to see some decent sustainability efforts that could serve as the basis for real transformation should the company invest more resources.

Secret is owned by the company Proctor & Gamble. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Chances are you have a few products made by Proctor & Gamble in your home right now. Like the other consumer product giants, they own lots of them. And you probably won’t be surprised to hear that we think they need to adopt a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. But we were encouraged to see some decent sustainability efforts that could serve as the basis for real transformation should the company invest more resources.

Safeguard is owned by the company Proctor & Gamble. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Chances are you have a few products made by Proctor & Gamble in your home right now. Like the other consumer product giants, they own lots of them. And you probably won’t be surprised to hear that we think they need to adopt a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. But we were encouraged to see some decent sustainability efforts that could serve as the basis for real transformation should the company invest more resources.

Olay is owned by the company Proctor & Gamble. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Chances are you have a few products made by Proctor & Gamble in your home right now. Like the other consumer product giants, they own lots of them. And you probably won’t be surprised to hear that we think they need to adopt a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. But we were encouraged to see some decent sustainability efforts that could serve as the basis for real transformation should the company invest more resources.

Native is owned by the company Proctor & Gamble. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Chances are you have a few products made by Proctor & Gamble in your home right now. Like the other consumer product giants, they own lots of them. And you probably won’t be surprised to hear that we think they need to adopt a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. But we were encouraged to see some decent sustainability efforts that could serve as the basis for real transformation should the company invest more resources.

Ivory is owned by the company Proctor & Gamble. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Chances are you have a few products made by Proctor & Gamble in your home right now. Like the other consumer product giants, they own lots of them. And you probably won’t be surprised to hear that we think they need to adopt a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. But we were encouraged to see some decent sustainability efforts that could serve as the basis for real transformation should the company invest more resources.

Vicks is owned by the company Proctor & Gamble. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Chances are you have a few products made by Proctor & Gamble in your home right now. Like the other consumer product giants, they own lots of them. And you probably won’t be surprised to hear that we think they need to adopt a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. But we were encouraged to see some decent sustainability efforts that could serve as the basis for real transformation should the company invest more resources.

Metamucil is owned by the company Proctor & Gamble. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Chances are you have a few products made by Proctor & Gamble in your home right now. Like the other consumer product giants, they own lots of them. And you probably won’t be surprised to hear that we think they need to adopt a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. But we were encouraged to see some decent sustainability efforts that could serve as the basis for real transformation should the company invest more resources.

Align is owned by the company Proctor & Gamble. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Chances are you have a few products made by Proctor & Gamble in your home right now. Like the other consumer product giants, they own lots of them. And you probably won’t be surprised to hear that we think they need to adopt a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. But we were encouraged to see some decent sustainability efforts that could serve as the basis for real transformation should the company invest more resources.

Scope is owned by the company Proctor & Gamble. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Chances are you have a few products made by Proctor & Gamble in your home right now. Like the other consumer product giants, they own lots of them. And you probably won’t be surprised to hear that we think they need to adopt a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. But we were encouraged to see some decent sustainability efforts that could serve as the basis for real transformation should the company invest more resources.

Oral B is owned by the company Proctor & Gamble. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Chances are you have a few products made by Proctor & Gamble in your home right now. Like the other consumer product giants, they own lots of them. And you probably won’t be surprised to hear that we think they need to adopt a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. But we were encouraged to see some decent sustainability efforts that could serve as the basis for real transformation should the company invest more resources.

Crest is owned by the company Proctor & Gamble. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Chances are you have a few products made by Proctor & Gamble in your home right now. Like the other consumer product giants, they own lots of them. And you probably won’t be surprised to hear that we think they need to adopt a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. But we were encouraged to see some decent sustainability efforts that could serve as the basis for real transformation should the company invest more resources.

Zevo is owned by the company Proctor & Gamble. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Chances are you have a few products made by Proctor & Gamble in your home right now. Like the other consumer product giants, they own lots of them. And you probably won’t be surprised to hear that we think they need to adopt a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. But we were encouraged to see some decent sustainability efforts that could serve as the basis for real transformation should the company invest more resources.

Swiffer is owned by the company Proctor & Gamble. Hilde evaluates parent companies rather than individual brands. You can read more about why we think this approach is more helpful for consumers on our blog.

Chances are you have a few products made by Proctor & Gamble in your home right now. Like the other consumer product giants, they own lots of them. And you probably won’t be surprised to hear that we think they need to adopt a more precautionary approach to ingredient safety. But we were encouraged to see some decent sustainability efforts that could serve as the basis for real transformation should the company invest more resources.