Happy Family Organics is also working to develop a heavy metals standard as part of the Baby Food Council. Beech-Nut Nutrition said: “We want to reassure parents that Beech-Nut products are safe ...

The overall risk of lead, arsenic, and cadmium in baby foods hasn’t changed much in the past five years, according to new tests by Consumer Reports.

Happy Family Organics’ mission to change the “trajectory of children’s health through nutrition” means not only making food from organic “curated ingredients” that support children at ...

Mom Behind Genius Baby Food Pouches Is About to Make Your Life Even Easier. By Lauren Turner. Published on May 16, 2017 at 5:35 PM. Happy Family Happy Family.

As Anne Laraway, the CEO and “Mom In Chief” of Happy Family Organics, steers her team through the many unexpected twists and turns in 2020, she says that flexibility is key. “It is not that ...

From creating baby food recipes in her kitchen at home to starting the No. 1 organic baby food company in the country, Shazi Visram does not seem to give up.

Laraway will replace Happy Family’s Founder, Chief Mom and current CEO Shazi Visram, under whose leadership the brand grew from just five SKUs when it launched on Mother’s day in 2006 to more ...

Consumer Reports study shows heavy metals still found in many popular baby foods 04:16. A new report is showing some of the most popular brands of baby food still contain heavy metals - arsenic ...

Food and Beverage By ALM Staff Gutride Safier filed a consumer class action Wednesday in California Northern District Court against Nurture d/b/a Happy Family over its Happy Tot baby food products.

Several baby food manufacturers CNN contacted disagree with the subcommittee’s assessment, ... Nurture, Inc., which sells Happy Baby products; and Hain Celestial Group, Inc., ...

Companies rarely test baby food for contaminants before sending the jars to retail shelves. Two companies that did so — Nurture, which makes Happy Family Organics products, and Hain Celestial ...

With a 4% share of the U.S. baby food market, the New York-based Happy Family is the fourth largest baby food brand in the country. Annual sales are approximately $60 million.