An independent side-by-side ethics comparison of Alaffia and Baba Tree across certifications, average sustainability score and product range.
94.8/100 avg ethics
12 products tracked
Certifications
96/100 avg ethics
2 products tracked
Certifications

A mass-market accessible body wash that funds community empowerment projects in Togo, West Africa, using fair-trade unrefined shea butter.

A moisturizing, sulfate-free bubble bath featuring handcrafted fair-trade shea butter and calming lavender oil.

An ultra-moisturizing, ethical body lotion crafted with fair-trade unrefined shea butter and neem extract to nourish and protect dry skin.

A culturally authentic, multipurpose soap that funds community empowerment projects in Togo through a direct-trade model.

A social-impact-driven body wash featuring handcrafted shea butter and neem extract, supporting community empowerment projects in West Africa.

An authentic, fair-trade liquid soap crafted by a women's cooperative in Togo, perfect for hosts seeking a socially impactful amenity.

An authentic, durable Bolga basket woven by smallholder artisans in Ghana. Naturally gluten-free and perfect for harvesting backyard produce without plastic contamination.

A vibrant, durable accent rug handwoven in Ghana using local sisal and organic cotton, providing a vegan and biodegradable alternative to synthetic polyester rugs.
Baba Tree scores higher on independent ethics scoring: Alaffia averages 94.8/100 vs Baba Tree at 96/100.
Alaffia appears with 7 verified certifications (Fair Trade, EWG Verified, Cruelty-Free, B Corp, Leaping Bunny). Baba Tree appears with 4 (Fair Trade, 1% for the Planet, Vegan, Global Recycled Standard).
Yes. Both brands are scored by the same methodology — never paid placement. See our methodology page for the weighting.