Holle Berries Pouches Bundle

It tests every product for lead, arsenic, mercury and cadmium in compliance with AB899 and Maryland's Rudy Law and claims to make results accessible to parents, but no actual per-lot values, QR code, or results portal link is shown for this bundle.

All Holle pouches are BPA-free, but no BPS or phthalate statement and no pouch, spout or cap polymer is published for the pouches in this bundle.

This is a pouch food labeled for babies 8 months and up, not a formula or toddler drink, and the brand separately and clearly distinguishes its (non-US-sold) infant formula from the foods it does sell in the US, avoiding any 'formula' mislabeling here.

The pack states to store in a cool, dark place, refrigerate after opening, and serve within 24 hours, but no shelf-life duration, maximum storage temperature, or heat-exposure guidance is given beyond those directions.

We queried the CPSC recall database directly and found no record against this brand. A 2014 voluntary recall in Europe involved porridge contaminated with atropine — a different product category than this pouch bundle, and it does not cover this line.

The pack tells caregivers to refrigerate after opening and serve within 24 hours and to keep the screw cap away from children, giving a concrete discard window, but gives no guidance on not feeding directly from the pouch with a used spoon or on storage temperature before opening.

Most of its product line carries the Demeter biodynamic seal in Europe, but it explicitly tells US shoppers that EU organic/Demeter certification does not qualify for US Demeter certification, leaving the US-sold pouches without a stated US-recognized certification scheme.

The ingredient list and country of manufacture (Spain and Italy) are published, but no warranty terms or repair/support route apply to a consumable food product, and sourcing details beyond 'European ingredients' are not given.

Full ingredients are listed by name (organic purees, yogurt, corn starch, lemon juice concentrate) with no hidden sugars, but the organic claim is explicitly not US-NOP-qualified, and no country-level origin within Europe beyond 'produced in Spain & Italy' is given for each fruit.

The pouches are BPA-free, but the pouch layer structure and any migration testing of the pouch and spout are not published.