SweetDream is committed to reach net zero commissions by 2035
with science-based targets. To cushion the future of sleep.
Where we are / as of 2023
45%
of mattress waste diverted from landfills with our trade-in program
New Our products with the new Net Zero label are now made with 20% recycled materials
200 kilograms
of reclaimed mattress components collected every month
New Selected mattress now use planet foam transition layers made from 100% recycled foams.
500 gallons of water saved
with every mattress refurbishment service appointment
New rPET plastic fibre duvets will be introduced to our 2023 product line as the Bottle Duvet.
More than 80% of a used mattress' components can be recycled
Malaysians throw away an estimated 5 million beds every year
Climate Change in Kuala Lumpur
SweetDream products mitigate the amount of CO2 emitted into the atmosphere.
39ºC
Hottest recorded temperature
October 2019
363mm
Heaviest rainfall flood
December 2021
Goals / how we make a change
Eliminate Sleep Waste
Sleep product waste is in a unique position to be repurposed thanks to the nature of components. We develop the infrastructure to allow efficient upcycling.
By 2028
Lower Impact Products
Making our products take a lot of water and energy. We choose more organic materials, smart repurposing methods, and energy-saving alternatives.
By 2030
Complete the Circle
Each mattress component can have a huge number of different applications. Redesigning 'waste' material for new less resource intensive uses.
By 2035
Every night matters / on the impact of our planet
We can't make this huge change without you. Our loyal customers who have been coming back to us for years are the strong motivation we need to continue providing quality in everything we do now, and the future.
The planet we live on should also benefit from the amazing products we offer
By revolutionizing the components we use in our products, the processes to produce them and through a new vision of a truly circular economy, we can work together to turn the clock on climate change.
Tan Kai Hoe
Director
