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Baby Food (estimated)Once Upon a Farm, PBC

Advanced Nutrition: Cauliflower Fields

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What is in it
Not published
No ingredient list was found in any source we check.
Open research
Not disclosed
No ingredient list was found in any source we check, as of 2026-09-28.
Recalls
No recalls
No government notice we hold lists this product.
Certified organic
Not certified
Not in the USDA organic register
Non-GMO verified
Not verified
Not verified by any public database
Who owns the brand
Once Upon a Farm, PBC
Once Upon a Farm, PBC.

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IngredientsIn label order
No ingredient list was found in any source we check, as of 2026-09-28.
No flagged ingredientsiNothing flagged
No ingredient list was found in any source we check, as of 2026-09-28.
1 recalls and government noticesFDA, FSIS, CPSC and CBP records
Notices that list this product0

No government notice we hold lists this product.

Notices naming Once Upon a Farm, PBC, without naming this product1
FDA · Class II2024-05-17Terminated

May contain listeria, a germ that can cause serious illness.

The notice says: Potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes

What it covered: Once Upon a Farm Organic Plant-Rich Meal, Curried Carrots & Beans, 3.5 oz, packed in single serving flexible pouches. Product is distributed frozen and is Not-Ready-To-Eat. The end user must cook the product. Cooking instructions are provided for both microwave and stovetop on pack.

Issued by Once Upon a Farm, PBC. The notice named “ONCE UPON A FARM”. It covers the product described, not necessarily every product of this brand.

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