Blog Page 11: Indian Sleep Products Federation

ISPF focuses on spreading awareness about the quality of sleep and mattress. ISPF is an organisation which engages in educational knowledge about the importance of sleep along with the types of mattresses suitable for each individual to support the world of sleep to get peaceful long hours of sleep.

The Sleeping Giant of Waste: India’s Mattress Disposal Challenge

Millions of mattresses in India reach the end of their life cycle every year, yet only a fraction is responsibly disposed of The rest end up in overflowing landfills or get burned, releasing toxic pollutants into the air.

Sleep & Health: The science behind better well-being

Sleep is a fundamental pillar of health, crucially restoring both the body and mind. It supports essential functions such as tissue repair, hormone regulation, memory consolidation, and emotional stability.

Stop burning out, Start sleeping: The ultimate productivity hack

Sleep isn’t a luxury—it’s the foundation of peak performance. Yet many professionals sacrifice rest for longer work hours, unknowingly harming their productivity, health, and mental well-being.

Economic Shifts & Impact on Mattress Industry – ISPF

Like any other consumer goods sector, the mattress industry is also facing the rapidly shifting economic scenario in the recent years.

Decoding the indian mattress industry trends in 2025

It is believed that the year 2025 holds a lot of opportunities for growth for various industry segments and experts believe that mattress industry is no different.

Foam and Spring: A leap into the future

The mattress industry, long dominated by foam and spring technologies, is now a vibrant hub of innovation. This article explores the industry’s evolution, current trends, and the exciting future of sleep solutions.

Paediatric sleep: Observe how your child sleeps

Paediatric sleeping products such as cots, beds, and accessories are vital for ensuring your child enjoys a sound and restorative sleep.

Can weekend sleep really pay off your sleep debt?

Many of us rely on weekend sleep-ins to catch up on lost sleep from the week. But can these extra hours truly offset the negative effects of chronic sleep deprivation?