Baby & children

Croissance réduit en sucre

NOVA 4 · ultra-processed

Chemistry

6/10

Corporate

Not yet rated

Rated for infants

Baby food and formula are scored on the food formula with extra weight on pesticide residue and additives, because exposure matters more per kilogram of body weight in the first years. Honey should never be given under 12 months.

Chemistry breakdown

Bar length = weight in the Baby & children formula · color = that component's score · tap a name to learn what it means.

Scored from 92% of the formula's weight. The rest doesn't apply to this product.

Pesticide residue7.5/10 · 39% weight

Residues left on produce and grains from how the crop was farmed. Organic certification prohibits synthetic pesticides, which is why the same fruit can rate very differently by farming method.

Additives6.7/10 · 28% weight

Preservatives, colorants, emulsifiers and flavorings added in processing — each rated on its own evidence record, from benign (vitamin E as a preservative) to contested (certain synthetic dyes).

Ultra-processing (NOVA)3/10 · 17% weight

The NOVA scale classifies how industrially transformed a food is, from whole ingredients (1) to ultra-processed formulations (4). Population studies associate heavy ultra-processed diets with worse health outcomes independent of nutrients.

Oils & refined sugars5.3/10 · 8% weight

Refined oils and added sugars — rated by what they are: cold-pressed fruit oils and whole sweeteners like honey rate well; hydrogenated oils and high-fructose syrups rate poorly.

Certificationsnone claimed · 8% weight

Independent third-party verifications (USDA Organic, FSC, EPA Safer Choice…). Informational only — having none never lowers a score; verified claims can raise it.

Ingredients · 28

In label order — the first-listed ingredient counts most in the score. Tap any row for its sources.