:. Food Industry News


PBM Products Supplies Wal-Mart Stores Nationwide with Baby Cereals and Toddler Foods

Source: PBM Products, LLC
21/06/2006

Gordonsville, VA, June 20, 2006 - PBM Products, LLC, supplier of Wal-Mart® Stores' Parent's Choice® brand of infant formulas and nutritional products, is supplying the retailer with an array of Parent's Choice Baby and Toddler Foods, including Parent's Choice Cereals, Little Puffs, and Little Fruits & Veggies. Available exclusively at Wal-Mart locations nationwide, the recently introduced private brand foods offer parents considerable savings over national brand products.

Daily News Alerts

“The launch of baby cereals and toddler foods marks a new stage in our company’s history,” said PBM Products CEO, Paul B. Manning. “Parents can now go to their local Wal-Mart stores to find value-priced cereals and foods for their babies and young children under the trusted Parent’s Choice brand.”

Fully cooked and ready-to-serve, Parent’s Choice Baby Cereals come in a unique re-sealable bag that preserves freshness and prevents mess. The cereals are offered in Rice, Whole Wheat & Bananas, and Whole Wheat & Strawberries flavors. Parent’s Choice Baby Cereals are an excellent way to introduce solids to babies and are important sources of iron, zinc, and calcium.

Parent’s Choice Little Puffs are a tasty puffed grain snack made with real fruits and vegetables. Little Puffs are just the right size for little fingers and dissolve quickly when eaten. Plus they are a good source of iron and zinc, and are available in Apple-Strawberry, Banana, and Sweet Potato flavors.

Parent’s Choice Little Fruits & Little Veggies are a healthy snack made only from 100% real fruit and real vegetables with no added artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives. Available in Apple, Banana, Strawberry, and Sweet Corn flavors, Little Fruits & Veggies are freeze-dried and cut into bite-sized pieces that are easy to grab and easily dissolved when eaten. Additionally, Little Fruits & Veggies are conveniently packaged in a lightweight, re-sealable pouch that fits easily in a purse or diaper bag.



GO   View more articles on this subject


More Alerts from 21/06/2006


Email This Article To A Colleague     Print A Copy Of This Page
 
 
 
 
FLEXNEWS - Business News for the Food Industry

About Us | Contact Us | Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy
 
Daily News Alerts
Related Items
FDA Defends U.S. Infant Formula; Sets Safe Level
Some US Formula Makers Say Products Melamine-Free
US Officials Find Trace of Melamine in Baby Formula
US Agency Faulted over Plastic Chemical's Safety
Bristol-Myers Squibb Announces Filing of IPO Registration...
Avoid Chinese-Made Baby Formula, US FDA Says
US Baby Food Maker Beech-Nut to Start Work on USD 124...
Swiss Hero Aims for 25% Share of US Baby Food Market...
Bristol-Myers Plans to Sell 10-20% of Mead Johnson...
International Formula Council Responds to Inquiries...

More in Food Industry News
FDA Reports Significant Progress in Protecting the...
Colruyt Issues Interim Financial Report; Revenues Rise...
UK: Bidders Circle Troubled Woolworths
UK: Confectionery Firm Zetar Could Lose 3% of Turnover...
Ardo Confirms Take-Over of Austria Frost
Carrefour Still Planning Indian Joint Ventures
First Burger King Restaurant Opens in Czech Republic
Hong Kong Sets Maximum Standards for Melamine in Food
Drought Sends Saffron Price Skyrocketing
Thai Govt to Sell 1.37 Million Tonnes Rice Stocks

Top Headlines
FDA Reports Significant Progress in Protecting the...
Colruyt Issues Interim Financial Report; Revenues Rise...
UK: Bidders Circle Troubled Woolworths
UK: Confectionery Firm Zetar Could Lose 3% of Turnover...
Ardo Confirms Take-Over of Austria Frost
Oil-and-Fat Composition for Spray, and Method for Production...
Carrefour Still Planning Indian Joint Ventures
Hong Kong Sets Maximum Standards for Melamine in Food
Drought Sends Saffron Price Skyrocketing
Thai Govt to Sell 1.37 Million Tonnes Rice Stocks
Aryzta Q1 Revenue up 32 pct
China Lifts Price Controls on Food -NDRC
SABMiller Looks for Growth in India's Beer Market
Massachusetts Firm Recalls Ready-To-Eat Frozen Beef...
Singapore Food's Majority Shareholder in Talks to Sell...
Coke's Europe Chief Sees Slower Growth Amid Crisis
FDA Defends U.S. Infant Formula; Sets Safe Level
Russia's X5 Retail Group Q3 Net Loss $14.7 Mln
Canada: Health Authorities Say Milk Formula Safe Despite...
Taste Potentiator Compositions in Oral Delivery Systems
Enzyme Preparations Yielding a Clean Taste
T1R1 Receptor Binding Assays for Identification of...


 


FLEXNEWS 2008 - All rights reserved
ISSN 1950-6228