Food & Drink
Five simple puree choices with approval tied to reviewed, unexpired lots. The package code matters as much as the product name.
Ingredient approval and testing are separate. Read the evidence note for the exact product you choose.
Baby Food
A simple chicken-and-vegetable puree with approval tied to two reviewed production lots.
Reviewed scope1 reviewed product from Serenity Kids
Reviewed: Chicken with Organic Peas & Carrots, 99 g; reviewed lots 08226 or 08166.
Baby Food
A peach-and-oat puree with a short organic formula and published results for reviewed lots.
Reviewed scope4 reviewed products from White Leaf Provisions
Reviewed: Peach + Oat, 90 g, in a current recommended and unexpired lot.
Baby Food
An organic fruit puree with lot-specific metals results retained in the review.
Reviewed scope4 reviewed products from White Leaf Provisions
Reviewed: Pear + Banana + Kiwi, 90 g, in a current recommended and unexpired lot.
Baby Food
A fruit, vegetable and oat puree with an exact-product route to published lot results.
Reviewed scope4 reviewed products from White Leaf Provisions
Reviewed: Blueberry + Pear + Spinach + Oat, 90 g, in a reviewed and unexpired lot.
Baby Food
An organic pumpkin-and-nectarine puree with three reviewed lots and explicit expiry checks.
Reviewed scope4 reviewed products from White Leaf Provisions
Reviewed: Pumpkin + Nectarine, 90 g, in a reviewed and unexpired lot.
A little guidance
Before buying, match the product, package lot and expiry. A listed product can require another review when its lot changes.
Clearly disclosed foods, traceable production lots and numerical evidence assessed under the baby-food rules.
The list includes one Serenity Kids product and four White Leaf formulas. Each page names the reviewed lots or directs you to the lot record. Results do not transfer to future production.
The displayed testing approval does not cover it automatically. Use the manufacturer's results route to obtain that lot's evidence before treating it as reviewed.