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In the 1970s, Gerber, the iconic baby food brand, made an interesting move that left many folks scratching their heads. They decided to venture into the adult market with a line of pureed meals ...

The Ninth Circuit revived a proposed class action against Gerber, saying the mom who sued it for labeling its sugar-laden baby food as “all natural” only had to prove the labels were misleading, not ...

From baby's first finger foods to nutritious toddler snacks sized for little hands our snacks always have no artificial flavors or artificial sweeteners. GERBER GOODNESS: Our foods start with ...

ARLINGTON, VA. — Gerber Products Co., a subsidiary of Nestle SA, has launched a new snack line for children called Get’ems! The company said the new snacks feature “wholesome ingredients ...

The recall was first announce d on January 31, and the FDA released its Class I risk classification on February 25. It has raised concerns about infant product safety standards. The products were ...

Gerber took over his father’s small canning business in 1917 and refashioned it into a leading producer of baby food products. When Gerber introduced strained baby food in 1928, the market was ...

A baby food maker is recalling edible sticks meant to ease teething pain over a possible choking hazard. Gerber announced Friday that it was recalling and discontinuing its brand of “Sooth N ...

Gerber Products Co. is recalling and discontinuing ... edible product that can serve as baby’s first teething snack, as opposed to a toy or medical treatment.” ...

SINGAPORE - American baby food maker Gerber is recalling its two Soothe ‘n’ Chew Teething Sticks products as they pose a potential choking hazard to babies and young children, the Singapore ...

(CNN) — Baby food maker Gerber has recalled and discontinued its “Soothe N Chew” teething sticks because the product could pose a potential choking hazard for babies and toddlers.