Pouches with a resealable cap should be refrigerated after opening and used within 24 hours to maintain quality.
A baby-specific apple–sweet potato puree pouch is listed for babies 6 months and up and is labeled as 2nd Stage.
Several product descriptions state the packaging is made without the intentional addition of BPA. One juice-style beverage container is listed as paper or cardboard.
Many fruit-puree/applesauce pouches list about 1/3 cup of fruit per pouch; some fruit-and-vegetable purees list about 1/4 cup per pouch. A baby 3.5 oz puree pouch is listed as 2/3 cup fruit plus 1/8 cup vegetables.
Many list USDA Organic, Non-GMO, and Kosher, and some also state Gluten-Free. Ingredient claims include no synthetic colors, no artificial flavors or sweeteners, unsweetened applesauce (no added sugar), juice drinks sweetened only with fruit juices, and no high-fructose corn syrup.
They are offered as liquid juice pouches, applesauce/fruit sauce pouches, and pureed fruit or fruit-and-vegetable puree pouches.
Across the range, products state no synthetic colors and many state no artificial flavors or sweeteners. Some applesauce pouches are labeled unsweetened or 'no added sugar,' while the juice drink is described as sweetened only with fruit juices and contains no high-fructose corn syrup.
Highlights include one juice product noted as an excellent source of vitamin C and a baby puree pouch listing 20% daily value of potassium. Several pouches also note the amount of fruit provided per pouch.