Beech-Nut Baby Food is made with simple, non-GMO ingredients. Our apple baby food puree has no artificial preservatives, colors or flavors and no added sweeteners–just what you'd expect for baby's first foods. This Stage 2 baby food puree is ideal for babies 6 months and up.

Beech-Nut baby food lawsuits allege that: Their baby food products contained harmful substances or ingredients that led to the development of ASD, such as heavy metals, toxins, or contaminants. The manufacturers failed to adequately test their products for safety or disclose the presence of these substances.

Our firm will lead the first baby food trial in California state court on October 4, 2023. Filed on behalf of a young boy with autism and ADHD, the lawsuit alleges the following companies knowingly sell products tainted with heavy metals linked to autism and ADHD: Beech-Nut.

Avoid: Beech-Nut “Beech-Nut used ingredients containing as much as 886.9 ppb lead. It used many ingredients with high lead content, including 483 that contained over 5 ppb lead, 89 that contained over 15 ppb lead, and 57 that contained over 20 ppb lead.”

*Aid in the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E and K. *Develop brain, eyes, skin, hair, and strengthens resistance to infection and disease.

6-8 Months Old Natural Foods for 6-8 Months Old Pureed combos such as pumpkin mixed with banana, strawberry with beets, and Beech-Nut® Naturals spinach, zucchini, and peas will allow your baby to explore healthy and exciting flavors and thicker textures.

1989: Ralston Purina acquired Beech-Nut from Nestlé. 1998: Milnot Holding Corporation, one of the portfolio of companies owned by the private equity investment firm Madison Dearborn Partners, acquired Beech-Nut from Ralcorp Holdings (a spin-off of Ralston Purina).

February 2022 Baby Food Class Action Lawsuit This autism baby food lawsuit alleges that the defendants violated numerous consumer protection laws by falsely marketing their products as safe when they contained dangerously high levels of toxic heavy metals such as lead, mercury, and arsenic.

Is There a Happy Baby Food Recall? As of March 2023, there has not been a Happy Baby food recall over toxic metals. Following the 2021 baby food report, only Parent's Choice (Walmart) and Beech-Nut issued baby food recall announcements over toxic heavy metals.

This recall is a result of a routine sampling program by the State of Alaska which found that samples from that production lot of Beech-Nut Stage 1, Single Grain Rice Cereal tested above the guidance level for naturally occurring inorganic arsenic set by the FDA in August 2020, though the rice flour used had been ...

Most often, your baby will develop an allergic reaction within minutes to hours after eating nuts. Symptoms to look for include: skin redness or itchy rashes. hives (red spots that look like mosquito bites)

Our Beech-Nut® Organics line of baby food is certified USDA organic. Browse our organic products here, including jar purees and cereals. What does "naturals" mean? At Beech-Nut®, we make foods for babies using simple, natural ingredients from places that nurture their fruits and vegetables and care about their quality.

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upstate New York Beech-Nut® has been around since 1891, making baby food since 1931 in upstate New York. Our own engineers from Beech-Nut® patented the vacuum-sealed jar process that's now the safety standard in the industry.

Foods to avoid for children with autism Dairy is a major food you avoid feeding your child with autism. Dairy can cause inflammatory problems which cause brain fog and the inability to concentrate. It can also impair immune functioning within the body.

Dairy consumption can play a role in gut health due to its effect on digestion. As mentioned earlier, some individuals with autism have difficulty digesting milk proteins such as casein. This can lead to inflammation and other immune responses in the gut which can disrupt the balance of bacteria.