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Update: Once Upon a Farm at Costco is Back!
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Super deal for parents of babies and toddlers! Once Upon A Farm at Costco is a STEAL for Jennifer Garner’s popular organic fresh cold pressed baby food line and it’s back at Costco right now! Once Upon A Farm is made with organic and non-GMO fruits and veggies, free from added sugar or preservatives and it’s cold-pressure packed into 3 ounce pouches and kept refrigerated to preserve and lock in nutrients. It’s always dairy free.
Why We Love Once Upon A Farm Baby Food
Once Upon A Farm organic baby food pouches are full of good stuff, and free from artificial preservatives, artificial dyes, added sugars, stabilizers, thickeners or other ingredients you wouldn’t normally use in homemade baby food. Once Upon A Farm’s formulations are just like organic baby food made at home, just fruits, veggies, and whole grains.
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Have you bought Once Upon A Farm at Costco yet? What did you think? I shopped with a friend recently who bought it for her son, and a family member helped to unpack the groceries when she got home and assumed they were regular shelf stable pouches and put them away in the cabinet…they weren’t discovered until it was too late. So word to the wise…remember these need to be refrigerated! It’s fresh food 🙂
Update: 2022 Pricing
Once Upon a Farm Cold Pressed Food Pouches 12 Count are Costco Item Number 1669642 and cost $15.89. That shakes out to about $1.32 each.
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Blends in Once Upon A Farm at Costco:
The box of Once Upon a Farm at Costco contains a dozen pouches including 4 each of the following:
Wild Rumpus Avocado: This blend contains organic pineapple, organic banana, organic avocado and organic mint. It’s packed with vitamin C, Vitamin B6 and is a source of Fiber, Protein and Potassium.
OhMy Mega Veggie: This blend contains organic apple, organic carrot, organic beet, organic ginger, and organic flax seed.
It’s a source of Vitamin C, Vitamin A, Fiber and Potassium.
Green Kale & Apples: This blend contains organic apple, organic banana, organic kale, and organic hemp seed. It’s a great source of Vitamin C and Vitamin B. It’s also a source of Fiber and Potassium.
Baby food from Once Upon A Farm is:
- Always Organic
- Whole Ingredients
- Cold-Pressed
- Nutrient-Rich
- Farm-to-Fridge
- No Added Sugar
- No GMO’s
- No Preservatives
- Dairy Free
Nutritional Information
Once Upon A Farm organic baby food at Costco does not contain any sodium, added sugars or cholesterol.
Once Upon A Farm at Costco Nutritional Panel and IngredientsCostco Item Number and Cost (2021)
Once Upon A Farm Organic Fruit & Veggie Blend 12 3.02 Ounce Pouches of Refrigerated Fresh Baby Food is Costco Item Number 1543205 and Costs $14.79. That shakes out to about $1.23 each. The box of Once Upon a Farm baby food at Costco contains 3 flavors: OhMy Mega Veggie, Green Kale & Apples and Wild Rumpus Avocado.
Where to Find Once Upon a Time at Costco
You can find Once Upon A Farm at Costco in the refrigerated aisles near the yogurt. Currently, this product is not available online.
About Once Upon A Farm
Cold From Start to Finish = Pick + Press + Protect – Here’s How Once Upon A Farm is Different:
Once Upon a Farm is a Certified B Corporation.
You can find tons more information on the Once Upon A Farm Organics website. If you missed Once Upon a Farm at Costco or if your Costco doesn’t carry it, the company sells and ships their cold baby food directly to your home. See their site, linked above.
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Is Once Upon a Farm Kosher?
Yes, Once Upon a Farm pouches available at Costco are certified Kosher.
How Much Does Once Upon A Farm Baby Food at Costco Cost?
Once Upon A Farm Organic Fruit & Veggie Blend 12 3.02 Ounce Pouches of Refrigerated Fresh Baby Food is Costco Item Number 1543205 and Costs $14.79. That shakes out to about $1.23 each.
What flavors of Once Upon a Farm are available at Costco?
The box of organic cold pressed Once Upon a Farm baby food at Costco contains 3 flavors: OhMy Mega Veggie, Green Kale & Apples and Wild Rumpus Avocado.
Is Once Upon a Farm Vegan?
The Once Upon a Farm 12-Pack Combination Box at Costco is made using only organic fruits and veggies and is not made with dairy or animal products. The product is not certified vegan and packaging indications possible cross contamination due to shared manufacturing equipment for egg, milk, soy and tree nuts.
Does Once Upon A Farm Need To Be Refrigerated At My House?
Yes. You need to keep Once Upon A Farm baby food pouches refrigerated once you get home.
Refrigeration is how they are preserved (like many other fresh, refrigerated foods) and although they are in a pouch which many other brands manufacture in a shelf-stable format…Once Upon A Farm is NOT shelf stable, it is fresh food and must stay in the refrigerator.
Just for fun: CostContessa has met Jennifer Garner a few times. The first time I ever met her was at a park when my then 15-month old walked up to her while she was sitting on the edge of the sandbox and took her cell phone (which was sitting next to her) and walked off with it. I didn’t realize it was her until I went to return the phone. She has a son only a few months older than mine and I ended up chatting with her for a half-hour or so while our boys played in the sandbox. If she wasn’t a celebrity I’d have asked for her number and said we should be friends…but of course I didn’t because that would be weird to say to an A list celebrity. lol. Tales of a Mom in Los Angeles.
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Once Upon a Farm Baby Food & Kids Snacks at Costco
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We are thrilled to announce that select Costco locations in Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Washington D.C., Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Louisiana will carry an exclusive Once Upon a Farm 12-pack for a limited time only with some of our best-selling fruit and veggie blends. Check below to see if your local Costco is on the list, and swing by to stock up once they become available!
Note: Costco carries items on a rotating basis. If we were previously at your Costco and no longer there, you may find us again in the future! Here's our store locator to find us at another retailer near you in the meantime! We're also available via subscription—delivered right to your door on your schedule.
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Northeast (Available starting 10/10/2022)
Maryland
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- Beltsville
- Hanover
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Virginia
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South Central (Available starting 1/27/2022)
The locations below continue to sell the 12-pack of fruit and veggie blends with the three following flavors – Wild Rumpus Avocado, OhMyMega Veggie!, and Green Kale & Apples.
Texas
- Arlington
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- Baton Rouge
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- Duncanville
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- San Antonio
- Selma
- Sonterra Park
- South Austin
- Southlake
- Sugar Land
- The Woodlands
- Webster
- West Katy
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- Willowbrook
Oklahoma
- Moore
- Oklahoma City
- Tulsa
Kansas
- Wichita
Louisiana
- Lafayette
Posted on: Dec 17, 2021
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Liquid Laundry Detergent
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Batteries
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Gasoline
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At the same time, Costco brand fuel costs significantly less than gasoline at gas stations.
Organic Peanut Butter
Kirkland Signature Organic Peanut Butter contains just two ingredients - roasted peanuts and sea target - no preservatives will be seen by the consumer. nine0003
Trash Bags
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Baby Food
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Toilet paper
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Maple syrup. The perfect accompaniment to breakfast pancakes, maple syrup is available online for 37 cents per 30 grams. nine0003
Extra virgin olive oil. Professional chef Samin Nosrat called Kirkland Signature Organic Olive Oil "really good!"
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It's time to abandon the dreams of Silicon Valley and start investing in retail
The dizzying success stories of recent years are related to technology. Investors around the world rushed into this area with the excitement of gold diggers. And while this technology bubble continues to inflate, much-loved investments in consumer goods and retail are showing very good results.
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Ponder:
• The US is the world's largest consumer goods market, valued at $400 billion. The consumer and retail markets account for approximately 20% of the country's economy.
• This sector is undergoing major shocks, creating exceptionally favorable conditions. Generation Yers (they are on the verge of becoming a majority of the population) are setting the tone for purchasing decisions by demanding more personalized products. Almost every day, new innovative small brands appear, following the path that I define as consumer personalization. Promising brands (with sales between $1 million and $10 million) are grabbing market share from the big box-goods retailers who are too sluggish and unable to adapt. nine0003
• According to the Kauffman Foundation's Angel Investment Performance Project, consumer goods investors' returns outperformed initial investment by 3.6 times over an average period of 4.
4 years.
And what about venture capital companies? In 2014, only 6% of venture investments were directed to retail and packaged consumer goods. Venture capital funds invested $2.24 billion in consumer goods and services, but only $785 million went to retailers and distributors, according to PWC's MoneyTree™ Report. nine0003
Why aren't VCs investing more in consumer and retail markets? Profitability is great, opportunities are impressive, and there is no such pandemonium as in other markets - like high-tech.
Venture investors tend to downplay the value of the consumer market and retail. Here are the 5 most common arguments:
The consumer market and retail are inefficient in terms of capital investment
Just not in comparison with technology startups. In 2013-2014, in Silicon Valley, the median Round A was $2.5M, the median Rounds B and C were $12.32M, and the median Round Round was $22M. from the Y Combinator venture capital fund was $8 million, double the 2011 average.
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At the same time, in the field of consumer market and retail for a typical round A or B, the company receives sales of $ 1-10 million (which is more than in the technology sector), and the average amount of financial injections is only $ 1-2 million. Let me repeat myself - in the consumer sector, companies require less initial funding, but generate more sales. One of the benefits of a consumer goods business is that it doesn't require tens of millions of dollars to develop early on, because such companies don't have to hire dozens of engineers to build a product. Many venture capitalists have the misconception that these emerging brands require expensive manufacturing companies, large marketing and sales divisions, and significant sums to build their brand and pay for the cost of shelf space when placing goods at large retailers (say, chain grocery stores) . nine0003
Each item is wrong here. Even brands just entering the arena can be incredibly effective. It is not uncommon to see a new consumer brand achieve sales of up to $10 million by outsourcing production, sales, marketing, and other functions with just a dozen employees.
I would definitely prefer this model to a team of 30 programmers who have been burning Round B funding in Silicon Valley for a year and a half.
The cost of creating a consumer brand is much less than ever. Today's retailers are more interested in bringing new brands to their store shelves. Examples of large retailers include Costco, Whole Foods, and PetCo, which are attracting newborn brands because their customers want them to. In addition, alternative channels like subscriptions (BirchBox, Love With Food, Trunk Club, and the like) make it easier for emerging brands to directly access customers. Finally, social networks have created the possibility of conducting advertising campaigns at a negligible (compared to federal TV channels) price. Just look at the thousands of Youtube views of Pop Chips (potato and corn chips) or Plum Organics (organic organic baby food) before they were acquired by the Campbell Soup Company in 2013. In the consumer market, it is not uncommon for companies to turn a profit when sales exceed $10 million.
Consumer market growth is slow
Do any of you still think it takes 20 years to build a consumer goods business? Take a look at the example of Chobani. This Greek yogurt company hit the $5 billion milestone in just seven years. I recently heard about a popcorn company (I won't name it here) that is only four years old, but is rumored to be making $100 million in gross profits this year. Now show me the tech companies that have achieved similar results. nine0003
Although, to be fair, many tech companies achieve impressive online popularity metrics extremely quickly. Recently, I came across mentions of how quickly the audience of the Tinder social network is growing. In a way, this makes sense since it's their main metric. However, users do not pay for anything, and the question arises - what is the matter here? If Ben & Jerry's (an American ice cream brand) adopted this business model, would it be able to give away free ice cream for 5 years and then brag about how many liters of treats they gave each day? nine0003
Consumer products are driven by fads
Of course, there are instances where fads play a role, but by and large there are many ways to evaluate consumer and retail companies, as well as long-term consumer trends, versus technology.
In the consumer goods business, there are tangible characteristics of products, sales, and operations that investors can understand. It is not uncommon for a company to need more than $1 million in sales to qualify for Round A funding. This means you can measure its performance at the retail level. Retail-level sales data from sociological marketing company Nielsen and other sources allow investors to measure the performance of a business against competitors. So you don't have to bet big on a 23-year-old engineer with a 10-sheet investment presentation. nine0003
At the same time, the consumer and retail sectors do not suffer from the technological risks that are characteristic of Silicon Valley - where today's cool innovation could easily be outflanked by something even more innovative tomorrow or a month from now. Consider, for example, payment systems: five years ago, the advancement of PayPal seemed unstoppable, but then Square appeared on the scene, and then Apple Pay appeared.
Those investors who invested $ 590 million in Square most likely lost sleep with the appearance of Apple in the electronic payments market. I'm sure you can argue that these two systems are not obvious competitors - and I agree with you. But don't tell me it's not a significant conflict of interest. I am convinced that $590 million is more than ever received in the form of investments by a private company.
Consumer and retail companies are difficult to identify
Indeed, consumer goods and retail companies are dispersed throughout the country. It's easy for VCs to write $1-2 million checks to the tech sector, since the concentration of startups is very high in the San Francisco area. Consumer-sector companies are more unequally distributed, with TechCrunch, a startup-covering media company and similar outlets, lacking in locations to help you identify fledgling failed or potentially successful companies. This makes the process of finding and evaluating possible investments very costly.
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I estimate that it costs $100,000 for a typical investment company to invest $1 million early in the consumer or retail sector. As a result, such activities seem meaningless to most investment companies. In addition, venture investors have an inherent motive for making large investments: such companies are paid for the amount of funds invested (fund management commission), regardless of the result of investments (investment management fee). nine0003
However, with today's technology, finding promising new brands in consumer goods and retail is becoming easier. Online platforms allow you to select promising companies in the retail and consumer sectors and simplify the process of evaluating and conducting the actual investment. All this reduces the costs of investment companies and gives them the opportunity to invest in these sectors. And some investment companies are already taking advantage of this model.
VCs need an absolute win
This is a structural defect in the venture investment model.
