9 months old: Ready To Eat Food

- All ingredients are from Japan.
- No chemical fertilisers or pesticides are used to grow the vegetables.
- All of manma's products have undergone heavy metals testing. Arsenic and other heavy metals fall well below the regulatory limits set by the Japanese Food Sanitation Law.

1) Sweet Potato Porridge
- Sweet Potato (Shiga), Rice (Shiga) Rice Flour (Shiga), Salt (Izu Oshima), Water

2) Watermelon Radish & Flatfish Porridge
- Rice (Shiga), Watermelon Radish (Shiga), Flatfish (Ehime), Rice Flour (Shiga), Salt (Izu Oshima), Water

3) Tomato Sea Bream Porrige
- Tomato (Shiga), Rice (Shiga), Sea Bream (Ehime), Rice Flour (Shiga), Salt (Izu Oshima), Water

4) Japanese Style Salmon & Carrot Stew
- Carrot (Shiga), Salmon (Hokkaido), Rice Flour (Shiga), Salt (Izu Oshima), Calcinated Shell Calcium, Ferric Pyrophosphate, Water

Country of origin: Japan
Serving Size: 70g-100g

Sterilisation Method: Sealed in an airtight container and sterilised by pressurised heating (retort manufacturing).

Manufactured in a HACCP-certified dedicated baby food factory, where Japan's 8 major food allergens (eggs, milk, wheat, crab, shrimp, buckwheat, peanuts & walnuts) are not used.

- Storage Method: At room temperature, away from direct sunlight.

- Serving Method: For a better tasting experience, warm it up in hot water or pour it into a bowl and microwave it.

Before giving it to your baby, always allow it to cool to an appropriate temperature (body temperature is a good guideline).

Sweet Potato Porridge:
31 August 2025

Watermelon Radish and Flatfish Porridge: 31 July 2025

Tomato Sea Bream Porridge:
30 September 2025

Japanese Style Salmon & Carrot Stew: 30 September 2025

manma is a brand from Shiga Prefecture founded in 2014.

They utilise fresh seasonal produce that is grown without chemical fertilisers or pesticides.

So, the taste of their baby food can change based on the season that the produce is harvested - e.g. Carrots are sweet in Winter, but refreshing in Spring.

Babies' digestive organs are immature and their resistance to bacteria is weak. So, each packet should be treated as a single meal.

However, if you still feel like your baby may not be able to finish the portion, you can preserve some of it feeding it to your child.

It can be preserved in the freezer (up to 1 week) or in the fridge (up to 1 day). Do not try preserving any leftover food because saliva will cause bacteria to grow.

For more information, please read the product photos.