Ceregrow Organic Selection: Organic Baby Food Products in India

What efforts does Nestle' India
take to keep its Organic Promise? A lot of hard work is put into bringing organic goodness for your little one.

grains

1. Organic
grains

The farmers we partner with from Punjab, Uttarakhand, Telangana and Karnataka have put a lot of effort into growing organic grains. While farming is done without the use of any artificial substances, they nurture the grains with patience and care just like you would nurture your little one.

fruit

2. Organic
Fruits

The fruits we source are grown with utmost care. For instance, our mangoes are grown organically over the years by farmers in the Alphonso belt in Karnataka.

Milk

3. Organic
Milk

We are proud to associate with the Morarka Foundation, who have been leaders in Organic Milk processing for the past 7 years. This Organic Milk is sourced from Rajasthan.

Certified

4. Organic
certifications

The experienced organic farmers and stakeholders we work with help us deliver the organic promise to you. The farms, suppliers and value chain are all ‘Organic Certified’. This helps Nestlé Ceregrow Organic Selection get ‘India Organic’ and ‘Jaivik Bharat’ certification logos.

Expertise

5. our
Expertise

Nestlé has over 150 years of expertise in child nutrition. We are committed to maintaining the highest quality standards that helps us earn your trust. Our multiple quality checks ensure that we meet the unique requirements of organic food especially meant for your little ones.

What goes into your child’s food is as important as what is kept away

We know what you want for your little one and that is why our food does not contain any added preservatives & flavor. We have passionately created Nestlé Ceregrow Organic Selection that is pure and gives your child a rich exploration of textures, tastes and organic goodness.

Why should you feed your
little one organic food?

Organic food requires a natural way of farming by abstaining from synthetic inputs like pesticides, fertilizers or antibiotics and instead, encourages natural methods and practices.