An independent side-by-side ethics comparison of PlanToys and Eco-kids across certifications, average sustainability score and product range.
94.9/100 avg ethics
15 products tracked
Certifications
89.3/100 avg ethics
4 products tracked
Certifications

A masterpieces of sustainable wooden design, this fire station is crafted from PlanWood and reclaimed rubberwood, utilizing a zero-waste production process.

A sustainable, carbon-neutral dollhouse made from reclaimed rubberwood and non-toxic PlanWood.

Expertly crafted from sustainable rubberwood and 'PlanWood,' this dollhouse represents the pinnacle of sustainable toy manufacturing using zero-waste principles.

A marvel of sustainable engineering, this dollhouse is made from 'PlanWood'—repurposed sawdust—and chemical-free rubberwood. Features functional solar panels and energy-efficient design concepts.

A beautifully crafted, modern dollhouse made from reclaimed rubberwood trees that no longer produce latex. PlanToys is a pioneer in chemical-free kiln drying and non-toxic assembly.

A sophisticated wooden playset crafted from sustainable rubberwood and eco-composite PlanWood, utilizing carbon-neutral manufacturing processes.

A handmade, all-natural modeling dough made from food-grade ingredients and plant-based dyes, offering a safe and biodegradable alternative to synthetic putty.

A woman-owned business producing food-grade, powdered finger paints made from organic vegetables, fruits, and minerals.

A natural, non-toxic alternative to traditional modeling clay, handmade in the USA with food-grade ingredients and plant pigments.

An all-natural alternative to traditional modeling clays, made from food-grade ingredients and plant-based dyes. Safe for curious toddlers and the environment.
PlanToys scores higher on independent ethics scoring: PlanToys averages 94.9/100 vs Eco-kids at 89.3/100.
PlanToys appears with 11 verified certifications (FSC Certified, B Corp, Climate Neutral, 1% for the Planet, ASTM). Eco-kids appears with 7 (Non-GMO, PETA Approved, USDA Organic, Vegan, Cruelty-Free).
Yes. Both brands are scored by the same methodology — never paid placement. See our methodology page for the weighting.