DYPER

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USA

Range

Baby

Certifications

None

OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100

The Organic Content Standard (OCS) applies to any non-food product containing 95-100 percent organic material. It verifies the presence and amount of organic material in a final product and tracks the flow of the raw material from its source to the final product.

OK biobased

This certification indicating that a product is made from renewable resources and has a significant biobased content, promoting a more sustainable and eco-friendly approach.

Dermatest

This certification confirms the dermatological safety and compatibility of products, indicating that they have undergone rigorous testing to ensure they are suitable for use on the skin.

Last updated on May 30, 2023

Environment

DYPER uses a medium proportion of lower impact materials, such as:

recycled PET from plastic bottles
FSC-certified/ OEKO-TEX viscose (derived from bamboo)
FSC-certified wood pulp (derived from Eucalyptus)

Its diapers are certified 55% bio-based, whereas its wipes are made with 100% plant-based substrate and are 95% bio-based.

recycled PET from plastic bottles
FSC-certified/ OEKO-TEX viscose (derived from bamboo)
FSC-certified wood pulp (derived from Eucalyptus)

Among its products, its diapers are OEKO-TEX certified
It does not disclose where its manufacturing takes place.
It does not mass-produce its products and houses a small quality collection.
Some of its products appear to be packaged using plant-based ingredients.
Its REDYPER™ program allows customers to return soiled diapers/training pants/wipes for centralized processing, sorting, and commercial composting, for an additional fee.

Maker Wellbeing

It does not disclose its suppliers or where its manufacturing takes place.
There is no evidence if all of its supply chain is traced and if it has a Code of Conduct for its suppliers.
It does not disclose if its factories are being audited by third-parties for fair working conditions.
It does not disclose whether it personally audits or make visits to monitor its suppliers.
It does not disclose whether living wages are paid to workers in its supply chain.

Animal Welfare

It does not appear to use any animal-derived ingredients in its products.

Gives Back

It partners with CoolEffect to fund projects that that reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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Areas for Improvement

It needs to disclose its water and carbon footprint.
It needs to provide the public transparency around who its suppliers are, disclose whether workers in its supply chain are paid living wages and if there are standards/policies in place to protect workers rights.

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