SlumberCorp

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SlumberCorp Sustainability Actions

Published sustainability information

SlumberCorp has a sustainability page that sets out how it thinks about environmental and social issues. It says it has an ESG report available and describes work on manufacturing, materials, supply chains, community impact, and governance. ESG means environmental, social, and governance, which is a way of looking at how a business affects people and the planet and how it is run. The page gives readers a basic outline of the company’s approach, even though the full report is not shown in the material provided.

Worked with ESG advisers

SlumberCorp says it has partnered with The Fourth Desk to support sustainability, governance, and organisational improvement work. Sustainability Tracker also says the brand has worked with Parvate ESG on ESG reporting, frameworks, and coaching. This suggests the company has brought in outside help to improve how it manages and explains its environmental and social impact. ESG stands for environmental, social, and governance.

Used certified material suppliers

The company says it uses Health Vantage allergy-free materials and foams that are accredited by Good Environmental Choice Australia (GECA, a label for products that meet environmental standards). It also says some materials are sourced in Australia and that it uses recycled TENCEL fabric. Sustainability Tracker adds that the brand says it uses GECA, OEKO-TEX, CertiPUR-US, and Global GreenTag sources, which are labels used to check materials against safety or environmental rules.

Designed for longer product life

SlumberCorp says it designs products to be durable, long-lasting, and repairable. The idea is to reduce how often people need to replace mattresses and to cut waste. It also says it uses recyclable and natural materials, including recycled TENCEL fabric, to lower landfill impact and energy use. This is a product-design approach that tries to keep items in use for longer instead of sending them to waste sooner.

Checked suppliers on ethics

SlumberCorp says it reviews suppliers based on environmental impact, labour practices, and ethical standards. It also says it supports fair wages, safe working conditions, and compliance with environmental rules in its manufacturing. In simple terms, the company says it looks beyond the finished mattress and checks how it is made and who makes it. That points to supply-chain management, which means watching the steps and people involved in making a product.

What do our labels mean?

Australian Furniture Association Member Logo

Australian Furniture Association Member

About SlumberCorp

  • Status
  • Unverified
  • Employees
  • 100 - 500
  • Industry
  • Retail
  • Country
  • Australia
  • Founded
  • 1995
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