Brand Rating:

Pebbly

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The Shifting Gaia rating evaluates brands based on sustainable practices, ingredients and materials, and social responsibility, among others. Below are a few factors influencing this brand's score:

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Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS)

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Rated: October 15, 2025
Category: Home
Subcategory: Kitchen

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Pebbly, established in 2015, is a French company specializing in the design and production of sustainable kitchenware and accessories.

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Sustainability

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Pebbly prioritizes the use of natural and sustainable materials in its products, favoring glass, bamboo, wood, and organic cotton. This material helps to reduce reliance on plastics. Additionally, Pebbly focuses on zero-waste solutions, offering products designed to reduce food waste and eliminate single-use plastics.

In terms of packaging, Pebbly opts for recyclable and eco-friendly alternatives. By partnering with factories that conduct social and environmental audits, Pebbly claims that their production processes adhere to ethical and sustainable standards.

However, while Pebbly's initiatives are commendable, the company does not publicly disclose specific metrics regarding their carbon footprint, energy consumption, or water usage. The absence of detailed data or third-party certifications makes it challenging to fully assess their overall sustainability performance.

Non-toxicity

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Pebbly utilizes high-quality materials such as bamboo, organic cotton, borosilicate glass, and steel, which are known for their durability and safety. Their organic cotton products are GOTS Certified, ensuring that they meet stringent environmental and social criteria.

While the use of certified organic cotton is positive, Pebbly does not provide information on third-party testing or certifications for other materials used in their products. Independent certifications would provide additional assurance to consumers regarding product safety.