100% Natural Talalay Latex

[phoenix]

Hi MFC Memory Foam Comfort,

Now to recapitulate, the only certified 100% natural latex products on the market are (please correct me if you know of any other sources)

1-Vitatalaly: C2C Certified for VOC’s, environment, and labor parameters.
eco-INSTITUT Certified for purity content of 100% natural rubber, with no fillers in their latex

2-Organic Dunlop Latex: GOLS Certified for purity content of 95% Organic latex (natural) and covers environmental & labor parameters.
To meet the same requirements as Vitatalaly, it must also be tested by an independent laboratory such as eco-INSTITUT for VOC’s

Eco-Institut also tests for 100% natural latex so there are also many other manufacturers that produce 100% natural Dunlop latex products that aren’t GOLS certified but are Eco-Institut certified that use only natural rubber. QUL also includes a certification for natural rubber and harmful substances.

Outside of the certifications mentioned in post #2 here (and I will be adding C2C shortly) … Oeko-Tex also has some additional certifications here that also certify for environmental and social issues and FSC also has a certification that includes environmental and social issues and the Rainforest Alliance also includes biodiversity and social issues and Eurolatex Eco Standard also includes a certification for harmful substances and VOCs and TUVRheinland also has a certification for harmful substances and VOC’s and there are a few others as well but these are much less common in the mattress industry.
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Question:
Does the Talalay Global (formerly Latex International) have a similar certification that shows that their 100% natural Talalay only contains natural rubber and that there are also no fillers in their latex?

Talalay Global makes a 100% natural Talalay product that doesn’t use any synthetic latex in the formulation but to my knowledge they don’t have an actual certification that will “prove” it. They also use some fillers in their latex so they probably wouldn’t meet the criteria for certifications such as GOLS or Eco-Institut. They are Oeko-Tex standard 100 Class 2 certified for harmful substances and VOC’s.
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Phoenix