An independent side-by-side ethics comparison of PlanToys and Tegu across certifications, average sustainability score and product range.
95.5/100 avg ethics
13 products tracked
Certifications
90.5/100 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.

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 world-renowned sustainable pull toy made from kiln-dried chemical-free rubberwood and non-toxic dyes.

Tegu redefines the classic wooden block with a patented magnetic interior, crafted from sustainably harvested Honduran hardwoods in a vertically integrated factory that provides living wages and career growth in Tegucigalpa.

A sustainably sourced wooden block set that uses hidden magnets to defy gravity, supporting social enterprise in Honduras.

Innovative magnetic wooden blocks made from sustainably harvested Central American hardwoods. Tegu focuses on reforestation and social transformation in Honduras.

Sustainably sourced Central American hardwoods meet hidden magnets in a project-focused toy company dedicated to social impact in Honduras.
PlanToys scores higher on independent ethics scoring: PlanToys averages 95.5/100 vs Tegu at 90.5/100.
PlanToys appears with 11 verified certifications (FSC Certified, B Corp, Climate Neutral, 1% for the Planet, ASTM). Tegu appears with 4 (FSC Certified, B Corp, Fair Trade, OEKO-TEX).
Yes. Both brands are scored by the same methodology — never paid placement. See our methodology page for the weighting.