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IKEA allocates 16,000 hectares of forests for research to further improve responsible forest management

IKEA is taking an important step toward improving global standards in responsible forest management. Together with European Forest Institute and Preferred by...

Ingka Group shines light on everyday allyship for IDAHOBIT 2025

Ingka Group will join the global LGBT+ community in marking the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT) on Saturday, 17 May....

New recycling facility in France will give 750,000 old mattresses a second life each year

RetourMatras, in collaboration with Ingka Investments, the investment arm of Ingka Group which is the largest IKEA retailer, opened its first mattress recycling...

OPINION: Building a more inclusive digital world – Our shared responsibility

15 March marks Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD), a moment that urges all of us to reflect on how inclusive the digital world truly is. For us at Ingka...

IKEA launches world-first flatpack FLIP FLÖPS for 50th Aussie Birthday

To celebrate 50 years of IKEA Down Under – and five decades of icons like the BILLY Bookcase and KLIPPAN sofa in Australian homes – IKEA is saying thank you...

1 in 10 babies co-created with IKEA...and other surprising bedroom facts

Think you know IKEA? Think again. We’re throwing off the covers to reveal some eye-opening bedroom secrets. From unexpected collaborations to record-breaking...

IKEA report reveals women wake up feeling tired 161 days a year

IKEA report reveals women wake up feeling tired 161 days a year

Women are disproportionally waking up tired and fatigued 161 days a year – the equivalent of 22 days more than men annually. This disparity is one of many...

IKEA uncovers the globe’s sleep secrets: where the world sleeps soundly – and where nightmare nights persist

A new IKEA report reveals we get 1 hour and 20 minutes less sleep than we want – and it uncovers a mathematical formula for achieving the perfect night’s...

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