News
Flawed California Law Makes Baby Products Toxic
“Compared to previous generations, today’s children have higher rates of serious health problems including allergies, attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, autism, birth defects, cancer, diabetes, and obesity…”
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California Pushes to End Use of Toxic Flame Retardants
Read the article about why California is pushing to stop using flame retardants and other toxic chemicals in their bedding.
Made In USA Certified®
Malpaca is Made In USA Certified® by the company mentioned in Bill Clinton’s new book, “Back to Work.” Clinton pushes for Americans to buy, manufacture, and sell Made in the USA products, specifically speaking of a company in Florida certifying businesses that do this. Malpaca has recently been certified by this exact company and is very proud to be part of the push to bring work back to the American economy.
Home Furnishings News Recognizes MALPACA
Malpaca was featured in HFN, Home Furnishings News, on July 28, 2011. HFN is a great source of information on everything that’s going on in home products. Malpaca is honored to have been recognized by this publication!
Best OF Show @NYIGF
“OCG Show Daily” named Malpaca one of 12 Best of Show at the New York International Gift Fair (NYIGF)
Why Are MALPACA Pillows Made in The USA?
click here for LDB Interior Textiles Magazine Article
LDB Interior Textiles article “The State of Small Business” featured Malpaca because of our insistance on producing and manufacturing our product in the USA. Would it be cheaper to produce our product in another country? Probably. But we’re a small business. We know our country is struggling and we want to help by manufacturing our pillows in the USA. So, even if it means lower profit margins, you can always be assured Malpaca is focused on bettering ourselves, others, and our country.
Is Fire Retardant a Harmful Toxin?
This article also came out in 2008 on CBS News raising red flags on PBDE’s:
Read the article here!
Sleeping With Danger?
This article came out in 2008 and was very helpful in my own research on fire retardant in bedding:
Read the article here!
