Are chemicals used in the manufacturing process of IKEA products?
IKEA products may involve the use of chemicals during manufacturing, as these are commonly required to process materials such as wood, textiles, plastics, and metals.
We work hard to make sure that our products are free from chemicals that can be harmful to people or the environment and proactively phase them out.
For more information, please view the "Read our Material FAQs" drop-down menu under the "Chemical Safety" and "Stability Safety" sections of our website here.
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