Nature’s Answer to Comfort.

EDEN Cellyfill was conceived of as a wholly new, scalable soy/cellulose-based alternative to polyurethane foam cushioning.

Polyfoam, the cushioning currently relied upon by industry, is hiding in plain sight everywhere you sit or sleep - mattresses, upholstered furnishings, airplane and automotive seating, and more. Manufacturers seek it out for its variable density and resiliency performance specifications, low cost and longevity.

The material’s ubiquity comes with real trade-offs. Individual cushions are cut from large blocks, or bins, creating significant waste. An inventory of Polyfoam takes up a LOT of factory floor real estate, a quantifiable expense for business owners. There is the larger view cost as well. Polyfoam is not a sustainable material - it is non-biodegradable, non-renewable and, in service of a $75 billion market demand, its production, transport and disposal make it a significant contributor to worldwide CO2 emissions.

The key to capturing the cushioning market is achieving comparable specifications, cost and availability of Polyfoam. Cellyfill has done just that. By integrating cellulose and biochemical additives, its formula can be tuned for ideal performance results, as well as customized in size. On the sustainability front, Cellyfill’s basis in abundant agricultural waste, is a boon to farmers and food producers and rapidly bio-degradable.