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We've built Tiny with a deep understanding of what's most important when it comes to feeding your child, so it's one less thing you have to worry about.

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All our ingredients are 100% organic, plant-based, and free of the Big-8 allergens.

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For babies and toddlers 6 months+

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Caree J. Cotwright, PhD, RDN

Associate Professor, University of Georgia Department of Nutritional Sciences

"I am proud to partner with Tiny Organics to build a strong foundation for kids to become veggie lovers. Tiny Organics has a flavorful and fun approach to develop adventurous eaters."

Dariush Mozaffarian, MD, DrPH

Professor at the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy & Tiny's Scientific Advisor

"Tiny Organics is a member of our Food and Nutrition Innovation Council and I’m proud to personally serve as Tiny's scientific advisor."

Priscilla Barr, MS, RDN

Neonatal Nutritionist, NYU Langone & Tiny's Nutritional Advisor

"There is no better time in a child’s life to make nutrition a top priority than during infancy and toddlerhood: when their brains are growing faster than ever. "

Caree J. Cotwright, PhD, RDN

Associate Professor, University of Georgia Department of Nutritional Sciences

"I am proud to partner with Tiny Organics to build a strong foundation for kids to become veggie lovers. Tiny Organics has a flavorful and fun approach to develop adventurous eaters."

Dariush Mozaffarian, MD, DrPH

Professor at the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy & Tiny's Scientific Advisor

"Tiny Organics is a member of our Food and Nutrition Innovation Council and I’m proud to personally serve as Tiny's scientific advisor."

Priscilla Barr, MS, RDN

Neonatal Nutritionist, NYU Langone & Tiny's Nutritional Advisor

"There is no better time in a child’s life to make nutrition a top priority than during infancy and toddlerhood: when their brains are growing faster than ever."

Proud partner of Veggies Early and Often

Through Veggies Early and Often, Partnership for a Healthier America is convening industry leaders including Tiny Organics, health professionals, and early education partners to help improve the food landscape for the nation’s youngest eaters through a veggie-forward approach. We aim to educate parents, caregivers, health professionals, and baby and toddler food makers about the importance of early, repeated exposure to vegetables for young eaters.

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"We tried Tiny Organics and he loved it! Half of it ended up in his bib because he’s still learning how to transfer the food from his hand but he was gobbling it up lol."

Tara, Arizona

"A meal game changer! Every meal is fresh, organic and creative. Full disclosure, the 'I Think There I Yam' looked so tasty I had to try it lol - it's delicious!"

Danielle, Philadelphia

"The meals are delicious and our kids are pretty darn picky. They like it because Mom didn't prepare it, and I like it because I didn't have to and I have zero guilt about it!"

Tina, Ohio

"You've been a lifesaver for busy moms like us. I don't know what to do without Tiny Organics. I travel a lot for work and my husband gets so worried when we don't have enough of Tiny Organics in the freezer.
It's made Maggie a great eater too!"

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HiPP: the highest quality organic baby food

We know that many mothers cringe at the thought of canned baby food, preferring zucchini, broccoli or bananas from the nearest market. But what do you know about store-bought zucchini, "farm" broccoli and "bio" beef from even the so-called "eco" meat department? Are there any guarantees of quality when the Russian market is simply in trouble with organic vegetables and fruits?

The choice of the first feeding method is always up to the mother. Yes, baby food standards are now strict in Russia and are met by all manufacturers. Despite this, baby food standards allow the use of chemicals and pesticides in minimal doses that are not considered to affect the baby's body. Organic baby food means that the ingredients are grown without the use of pesticides, chemical fertilizers and growth hormones.

In the case of HiPP baby food, this also means that each jar passed 260 checks along the way. Two hundred and sixty! But first things first.

HiPP: over 60 years of experience in the production of organic baby food

For more than 60 years, HiPP organic baby food of the highest quality has been produced in the Bavarian town of Pfaffenhofen. It all started even earlier and literally with crackers - in 1899, Josef Hipp in his HiPP confectionery made the first children's porridge from crackers, milk and water. Over time, the brand has gradually become the market leader in baby food in Germany: still a family business, the HiPP group under the leadership of Dr. Klaus Hipp and his son Stefan has become the No. 1 brand in organic baby food in the world.

In Russian reality, HiPP and its production facilities appeared much later. In 2007, construction began on a plant in Mamonovo, 60 kilometers from Kaliningrad. Five years after the opening of the enterprise in 2014, a food embargo struck, and production was on the verge of closing. Read more about how HiPP in Russia survived the hard times in the report by Natalia Paramonova.

At present, the 11,000-square-meter facility in Mamonovo, certified according to the European standard, produces HiPP organic baby food, which is then shipped throughout Russia and Belarus.

Where do carrots come from?

To call a product organic, it is not surprising that organic raw materials are also needed – in the case of HiPP, these are vegetables, fruits and meat for mono- and mixed purees. For organic products, the land for sowing is carefully selected, fruits and vegetables ripen naturally without the use of mineral fertilizers and pesticides. The same care is taken with the animals whose meat is used for the production of HiPP organic menus. All animals - turkeys, pigs, cows or chickens - are kept in the natural environment for each species, they eat organic food. If desired, the origin of each animal can be documented.

In addition to the benefits for babies and peace of mind for mothers, one cannot but note the value of organic products for nature - over 8,000 farmers produce organic quality products for HiPP, annually 80,000 hectares of soil and groundwater are not treated with chemical fertilizers and pesticides.

At the moment, vegetables are supplied to HiPP’s Russian production from Poland, Germany and Austria, fruits are from Italy, Spain, Germany, South Africa and Costa Rica, beef is grown in a certified farm in the Kaluga region, potatoes go to Kaliningrad with organic farm in the Tula region. Produced in HiPP's own factory in Hungary, fish "dishes" are sourced from the North Atlantic, certified by the Marine Resources Council (MSC), and the "Responsible Fishing" label on the packaging ensures that the fish are caught in a sustainable manner. respect for the environment while preserving the natural resources of fishing.

For the production of baby food, frozen vegetables are used, since shock freezing retains all the beneficial properties and taste, while increasing the shelf life, and, accordingly, the shelf life of the finished product.

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How do you know if a product is organic? Are there any special labeling requirements?

Euroleaf (European Union) means that it is a certified organic product, i.e. methods of obtaining raw materials, production, processing, storage and transportation and quality characteristics of the final product meet the requirements of the EU organic standard.

HiPP ORGANIC means that HiPP has even more stringent requirements for the production of organic food than prescribed by EU legislation and organic standards.

When choosing a product, also pay attention to the age recommendations of the manufacturer and the degree of grinding of the product: the words “homogenized”, “mashed” and “coarsely ground” indicate the degree of grinding of the puree: a homogeneous consistency or with pieces.

Let's go back to our "zucchini" and the widespread question of mothers: "Where can I find fruits and vegetables grown without pesticides, chemicals and growth hormones"? We repeat that the choice is, of course, yours, and we, who are all for organic, are pleased that HiPP produces premium organic baby food in our country and for our children. And this certified organic quality moms can trust one hundred percent.

How much and where to store baby food in jars?

Some manufacturers write detailed storage guidelines for unopened and unopened baby food directly on the label. These rules must be observed, even if they differ from the rules for storing similar products from other manufacturers. If there is no detailed instruction, use the following recommendations.

Once again, we remind you that even unopened packaging must be stored in a dark, cool place. At temperatures above +25°C, products may deteriorate even in their original packaging.

Porridges for breeding:

  • The main enemy of dry mixes and porridges is moisture. Therefore, always make sure that the spoon for the porridge set is absolutely dry, and the bag itself is tightly closed after use;
  • Try to release as much excess air as possible before closing, so that moisture from it is not absorbed into the product;
  • Keep an open bag of porridge in a dry place at room temperature. There is no need to store cereals in the refrigerator, they quickly become damp and spoil there;
  • Ready diluted porridge can be stored for no more than an hour or two. An opened package can be stored for 2-3 weeks (see manufacturer's instructions). But if after a few days you notice that the powder has become damp, lumps are noticeable in it - throw it away. Even if the product looks normal, but was opened more than three weeks ago, it is dangerous to feed it to a child. You can use leftovers in adult homemade cakes.

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Industrial purees

An unopened can can be stored at room temperature in a dark place. An opened jar of fruit and vegetable puree will live in the refrigerator for no more than a day, and only if you follow simple rules.

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Do not bottle feed your baby. Put the desired portion with a clean spoon into a separate container, close the jar with the rest and put it in the refrigerator. Reheat reserved food if necessary. You don't need to heat the whole jar.

If you fed your baby directly from a jar, the shelf life of such puree is only a few hours even in the refrigerator, because the baby's saliva and bacteria got into the food on the spoon.

Important!

The shelf life of mashed meat after opening is only 24 hours, subject to the same rules. If you bought puree in a metal package, be sure to transfer it to a clean, dry jar and close the lid. It is undesirable to store opened puree in its original packaging and it is recommended to use it immediately. Closed - store in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.

Homemade cereals

Same rules as for diluted cereals.


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