Bowl de pitaya (fruta del dragón)

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 03/23/27 tested 2026-03-31, puts all four metals within the per-serving limits, with lead not detected, and mercury not detected too.

We found no disclosure of the pouch's food-contact material, polymer type, or any bisphenol-free statement anywhere in the brand's published material for this product.

The pouch is clearly labeled Stage 3, a textured meal for experienced eaters, describing specific ingredients (dragon fruit, chia, oats, banana) appropriate to that stage rather than an ambiguous or inflated age claim.

Nothing is published about how this pouch or its spout holds up to heating, freezing or repeated handling, and no replacement or discard guidance for the packaging appears anywhere.

We queried the full CPSC recall database (1973–2026, 10,039 records) with a control confirming the product class is covered, and found no recall record for this brand at any date, in any role.

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 product features the Hawaii Seal of Quality and the Made in Hawaii with Aloha program, but neither publishes a certificate or member number, registry link, or scope statement for this finished product.

The brand discloses that it moved production to its own Waipahu, Hawaii facility, but publishes no materials list, no warranty terms, and no spare-parts or repair route — there is nothing to verify beyond the location of manufacture.

It uses only whole fruits and vegetables with no fillers or synthetic preservatives, and is described elsewhere as organic, but no certification scheme or scope is named and ingredient origins are not stated.

Nothing is published about the pouch laminate, spout material, or whether either is free of bisphenols or phthalates.