Gerber pouches are labeled for infants and toddlers: Stage 2 pouches are typically marked 6 months and up, and toddler pouches are marked 12 months and up.
Some Gerber pouches state they contain two servings of fruit per pouch. For babies, a single fruit serving is defined as 3 tablespoons.
Product descriptions list these pouches as Stage 2—intended for babies starting solids—with a pureed texture.
Individual pouches are commonly 3.5 oz. Multi‑packs and variety packs are also offered; listings report net weights around 1.96–1.97 pounds and package quantities such as 9 pouches.
Labels and product descriptions show several daily‑value percentages depending on the product: vitamin C (about 30%–60% DV), potassium (about 25%–40% DV), vitamin A (about 50% DV), vitamin E (about 10% DV), and calcium (around 15% DV on yogurt blends).
Some toddler puree pouches are fruit‑and‑yogurt blends; those product descriptions list yogurt in the ingredient breakdown, note about 15% DV calcium, and indicate they do not contain live and active cultures.