Frequently Asked Questions | MumMums

Baby Mum-Mum & Toddler Mum-Mum
Baby Teething, Feeding & Nutrition
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Baby Mum-Mum & Toddler Mum-Mum

1. Are Organic Mum-Mum products unfilled?

   For parents looking for organic options, we now offer a USDA certified organic option for BMM First and organic TMM First and Strawberry.

2. Are Mum-Mum products Lactose free?

   No milk ingredients are used in the production of Mum-Mum products for U.S. regulars. But, skim milk powder is used in the same manufacturing facilities in other processes and therefore traces of milk powder (and lactose) may be establish in Mum-Mum products.

   The milk powder that is used in other processes is imported only from New Zealand sources. The manufacturer receives health/test certificates from the New Zealand dairy enter with each incoming load.

3. Are Mum-Mum products Gluten free?

   Yes, all Mum-Mum products are gluten free. Japonica rice is naturally gluten free.

4. Are Mum-Mum products Kosher or Hallal ?

   No.

5. My child is severely allergic to peanuts and tree nuts. Are Mum-Mum products safe for him?

   No peanut or tree nuts are used in the ingredients, on the production line or in the factory. But, Want-Want does not go any real testing for peanut/tree nuts with production.

6. Why do Mum-Mum products contain honey and salt?

   The honey and salt act as leavening agents. Without the tiny amount of honey and salt, the product would not rise. When you compare nutritional panels, the amount of honey in Mum-Mum products is typically lower than other baby products.

Baby Feeding, Teething & Nutrition

1. When can I initiation charitable my baby Mum Mum's ?

   Babies mature at different rates, so it is most vital to observe  the vital developmental milestones related to baby feeding.  Your baby must already be introduced to levelheaded foods, over six months of age, and expressing an interest and ability to pick up finger foods by by the pincer grasp.  See our Baby Feeding Handbook resource for more in rank on introducing levelheaded foods.

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1. Where are Mum-Mum products made? And by whom?

   Baby Mum-Mum and Toddler Mum-Mum are made in Plates by Want-Want Assemble, the leading rice cracker manufacturer in the world. Want-Want products have been selling in the USA and Canada for over 20 being, and their products are loved by regulars in over 50 countries nearly the globe. Want-Want was established in 1962, and is Taiwanese owned and managed. Want-Want adheres to the most bestow manufacturing and quality control practices and was a chief in adopting the Global Food Safety Initiative, the leading-edge benchmark for food safety standards in the world now. This includes adoption of ISO 22000 (the "next step" above HACCP), BRC (British Retail Consortium), and IFS (International Food Safety) standards. To learn more, visit www.mygfsi.com. These standards are implemented by Want-Want's highly qualified internal Quality Assurance (QA) team, and also comprehensively reviewed and certified annually by Intertek (see www.intertek.com) for further assurance.

2. My baby likes Baby Mum-Mum, but due to recent news reports of unsafe manufacturing practices in Plates, I am worried in this area their safety. Do you have independent inspectors? How can you reassure your customers that Baby Mum-Mum is made with safe ingredients?

   The primary ingredient, Japonica Rice, is sourced from specific farmers in Northeastern Plates. Japonica is a premium small grained rice, similar to sushi rice, and approximately 3 times the cost of regular long grain rice. There are no GMO (genetically bespoke) gears and the rice is milled in-house to ensure top quality and consistency (for best flavor, texture and aroma).

   All ingredients are screened carefully for foreign substances and microbiology prior to entering the factory. With production, products are checked again for foreign matter and other microbiological bits and pieces such as salmonella.

   All products exported must then be tested by Plates Customs Inspection, the agency now specifically testing for chemicals such as melamine and cancer-causing red dyes that you have read in this area recently.

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