Committed to Safety
from the very beginning
Our mission
We’re on a mission to end the food allergy epidemic. Our delicious nut butter puffs for babies and kids make it simple to include nuts in their diets, early and often, as pediatric guidelines recommend.
As parents to three children, we weren’t happy with the ingredients in the few nut butter puffs that existed, so we partnered with the leading food allergy prevention researcher to develop science-backed snacks that also delivered on taste, quality and nutrition.
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Puffs with purpose &
Award-winning ingredients
Quality Sourcing
We only work with trusted farms and ingredient suppliers who go through a rigorous vetting process and are independently audited and certified to ensure their ingredients meet our high standards.
Finished Product Testing
We test our final products for heavy metals to ensure they fall below the California Prop 65 limits, which are currently the strictest in the nation.
Clean Label Project Baby Coalition
We serve on the Clean Label Project Association Baby Coalition to educate and advocate for the reduction of environmental and industrial contaminant exposure to infants.
Clean Label Project Purity Award
All our products have received the Purity Award from the Clean Label Project, which conducts independent testing for 200+ contaminants, including heavy metals, pesticides and plasticizers.
Our Standards
Science
Testing Protocols & Partners
Ingredients
Packaging
Manufacturing Protocols
Our Promise
What are
Heavy Metals?
Heavy metals are elements that occur naturally in the earth’s crust. Remember that periodic table from grade school? Some elements like oxygen are essential for life, while others like lead, mercury, cadmium and arsenic can have negative health impacts. Heavy metals are also byproducts of industrial and agricultural pollution. Decades of pollution have caused our soil and water to become increasingly contaminated with heavy metals, which are then absorbed by the crops grown in the ground.
Why are heavy metals in food?
What are the potential risks of exposure to heavy metals?
Can I avoid heavy metals if I make my own baby food or buy organic?
How can I minimize my child’s exposure to heavy metals?
What are the current federal regulations around heavy metals?
What’s happening at the state level? What is AB 899?
What is California Proposition 65 and MADL?
What is Mission MightyMe’s stance on regulations?
What does Clean Label Project Certification mean?
Heavy Metals Test Results
To provide peace of mind and a more complete picture of our entire product line, the below charts show the rolling average test levels of all products produced after September 2024, for each heavy metal, in comparison to existing regulatory limits.
*Test results show total arsenic (organic + inorganic), while regulatory standards only measure inorganic arsenic.
**No FDA Action Level established.
Units of Measurements:
- Graphs above are measured in “ug” or micrograms, which is a unit of weight per serving. One microgram is one millionth of a gram.
- Product test results below are shown in “ppb” or parts per billion, which is a unit of volume, showing the number of particles in a sample, per one billion particles. Think of 1 ppb as the equivalent of 1 drop of water in one billion drops of water, or one drop of water in a swimming pool.
