Yes — Oatly scores 85/100 on EthiCompare, one of the stronger ratings in our database, with 2 of 4 ethics signals verified.
| Check | Status | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Cruelty-free | unverified | No third-party cruelty-free certification found on the products we track. |
| Vegan options | verified | Certified vegan products appear in this brand's range. |
| Sells in mainland China | unverified | We have not confirmed this brand's mainland China distribution. |
| Third-party certified | verified | We record 3 distinct certifications across this brand's products. |
| Certifications | on file | Non-GMO, Vegan, Rainforest Alliance |
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Oatly offers 1 product on EthiCompare across Food & Nutrition, with an average ethics score of 85/10 and recurring certifications including Non-GMO, Vegan, Rainforest Alliance.
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"Oat-residue is often repurposed as animal feed or energy in their production facilities."

The gold standard for dairy-free coffee, Oatly's Barista edition offers the creamy mouthfeel retirees miss from whole milk without the lactose or high environmental footprint.
We have no cruelty-free certification on file for Oatly's scored products. Absence of a certification is not proof of animal testing, but it does mean nothing independent has been verified.
Oatly averages 85/100 across the 1 products we have scored, using public certifications, sourcing disclosures and controversy records.
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