Bolsitas orgánicas Mango To Tango (paquete de 6)

A four-point heavy metal testing programme cites the FDA action levels as its benchmark, and a third-party guide states every batch is tested with published results, but no actual lead, cadmium, arsenic or mercury values appear on the brand's own page for this product.

The pouch is reported to use BPA-free polypropylene and foil as a category-wide material description, but nothing specific to this brand's chemistry, no bisphenol-replacement (BPS/BPF) disclosure, and no migration data is published.

This is a snack pouch, not a formula or milk drink, and it is designed for babies 6 months and older, a claim repeated consistently across its own pages.

The pouches are aseptically processed with a claim this avoids plastic leaching, but no shedding or migration testing at use temperature is published, and no replacement or discard guidance for the packaging itself is given.

We queried the CPSC recall registry directly across its full 1973-2026 corpus, with a control confirming the database covers comparable product classes, and found no recall record for this brand at any date.

The brand publishes a concrete opened-pack discard window of 24 hours under refrigeration, an unopened shelf life of 12 months, and tells caregivers where to find the best-by date on the pack.

The brand names USDA Organic certification and a Clean Label Purity Award for its products, both asserted for the finished pouches, with no certificate number published for either.

The brand offers a satisfaction guarantee inviting contact if unhappy with the food, and publishes a company address, but no materials disclosure, manufacturing location, or concrete warranty terms are given.

The ingredient list for this pouch names organic mango, organic butternut squash, choline chloride and organic lemon juice concentrate, but no country of origin is given for any ingredient and the organic certification scheme and scope are not stated.

The pouches are free of BPA and made from unspecified 'recyclable materials', but the laminate, liner and spout polymers themselves are never named, leaving the packaging chemistry beyond BPA undisclosed.