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Why are Heinz Baby Foods divided into many different colours? What do they represent?

April 26, 2017baby Colours different divided foods heinz

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Why are Heinz Baby Foods divided into many different colours? What do they represent?

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Heinz Baby Foods are represented by four main colours and each colour represents the age group the product is suitable for. This is for easy recognition on the shelves and more convenience for the mothers. Blue Labels – for babies starting solids Red Labels – for babies around 7-9 months Green Labels – for babies around 10-15 months Yellow Labels – for all babies after 6 months. The age range is intended as a general guide as babies will vary in the types of foods they can manage and when. The age labelling also ensures that no products contain ingredients unsuitable for infants younger than the age shown..