Kabocha, piña y fruta del pan

Every batch of this pouch is tested for arsenic, cadmium, lead and mercury by an ISO 17025-accredited lab (Light Labs, by ICP-MS/MS), and the certificate for each lot is published. The latest, lot 09/03/27 tested 2026-09-15, puts all four metals within the per-serving limits, with lead at 0.05 mcg per serving and mercury not detected.

Nothing is published about the pouch's food-contact laminate, spout or liner chemistry — no polymer named, no bisphenol-free scope stated anywhere on the brand's pages for this product.

The pack states a Stage 2 designation for a blended multi-ingredient food, but no reasoning for that age band — such as texture introduction guidance — is published alongside it.

The brand publishes no guidance on heating, storage temperature behaviour, or shelf-life/replacement handling for this pouch beyond the recipe description itself.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (10,039 records, 1973-2026) for this brand by name and found nothing filed against it in any role. A control search confirms the registry does cover baby products generally, so the clean result reflects the brand's actual record.

Once opened, a pouch is to be refrigerated and eaten within 24 hours, a concrete storage instruction in the brand's own words; nothing is published on warming, serving from the pouch or discarding a pouch with a broken seal.

The Hawaii Seal of Quality and Made in Hawaii with Aloha are claimed, but none of these are food-safety or chemical-testing certifications, and no certificate or member ID is published for any of them.

The brand discloses that it moved production to its own facility in Waipahu, Hawaii, after outgrowing a co-manufacturer, but publishes no full materials disclosure and no warranty, spare-parts or repair terms for this food product.

The pouches contain only whole fruits and vegetables, with no applesauce bases, artificial flavors, genetic modifiers or synthetic preservatives. The food is also called organic, but no certification scheme or scope is named, and individual ingredient origins are not disclosed.

The pouch's laminate, spout and any lid or liner materials are not named anywhere, and no bisphenol or phthalate statement is published for the packaging itself.