Nestle (China) Co., Ltd., Gerber Garbo, founded in 1927, was formerly a subsidiary of Garbo Products Inc., a well-known infant nutrition food manufacturer in the United States, and officially became a member of Nestle in 2007

Garbo, Nestle's famous formula rice noodle brand. Garbo features: unique CHE prebiotics, baby digestion is smooth and not on fire, new listing, upgraded formula, optimized nutrition, unique CHE starch hydrolysis process, so that the taste is more delicate, easy for babies to swallow, better digestion and absorption, add sufficient amount of prebiotics, do not get hot after eating, let the baby enjoy the happiness of intestinal comfort, do not add sucrose and salt, help the healthy development of the baby's taste system, contain more than 20 kinds of nutrients, balanced and comprehensive nutritional matching, pure and natural taste, no artificial colors and flavors, The built-in intimate spoon is convenient for mothers to measure accurately.

Brand history

Gerber is a well-known infant nutrition food manufacturer headquartered in Michigan, USA, producing a full range of infant food including rice flour, fruit puree, vegetable and fruit puree, yogurt, infant formula and so on. Since its founding in 1927, Garbo has been committed to providing nutritious and healthy food to babies and toddlers (0-2 years old) in their early years. Globally, Garbo's mission is to "promote the healthy growth and development of infants and young children, and to help them develop good eating habits as early as possible". In 2007, Garbo officially became a member of Nestlé.

The Great Incident

In 2007, Nestlé acquired Garbo, the largest baby food manufacturer in the United States. Garbo was previously a subsidiary of Novartis Pharmaceutical Group in Switzerland, with a market share of nearly 80% of the baby food market in the United States, which is also the largest baby food market in the world.