Nestle Nestum Infant Cereal (8 Months-24 Months) Rice Vegetable - 300 G

Nestlé Nestum Baby Cereal is designed to support the nutritional needs of babies between 8 and 24 months of age. Based on a processed mono grain, this complementary food delivers 14 important nutrients, including iron, zinc, selenium, vitamin A, and vitamin C, which help contribute to your baby’s overall growth and development during the early stages of life.

The cereal is free from preservatives, added colours, and artificial flavours. Important Notice: Mother’s milk is best for your baby.

Processed mono-grain complementary food for babies aged 8–24 months

Provides 14 essential nutrients, including vitamins and minerals

Contains Vitamin A, Zinc, and Selenium

Free from preservatives, added colours, and artificial flavours

Rice flour (94.6%), Tomato paste (7.1%), Sugar, Spinach flakes (Starch, Spinach puree (0.3%), Rice flour (0.04%)), Minerals, Acidity regulator (Dibasic potassium phosphate), Rice puffs, Vitamins, Inositol and Enzyme (Alpha amylase)

Allergen Note: May contain Milk.

Milk is not an ingredient in this product and is not used in the recipe. Due to process conditions it may be present.

Serving Per 100g:

Energy (kcal) : 370

Protein (g) : 6.0

Carbohydrate (g) : 86.1

Total Sugars (g) : 6.6

Added Sugars (g) : 6.3

Total Fat (g) : 0.3

Sodium (mg) : 12.0

Nestlé India Limited, Unit I & Unit II, PO Box 1, Patti Kalyana, Kiwana Road, Samalkha, Panipat, Haryana-132101

Prepare the cereal carefully and hygienically to ensure your baby’s health. Follow the scoop measurements as directed: using fewer scoops may dilute the nutrients, while using too many scoops can make the feed too concentrated. Always mix with the correct amount of water for a balanced meal.

Safety Information

This is a processed mono-grain complementary food and should be used only under medical guidance.

Introduce infant food after 6 months of age and up to 2 years.

Use only as advised by a health worker, who will guide the need and correct method of preparation.

Infant food is not a complete source of nourishment; it should complement other foods or breast milk.

Use prepared feed within 30 minutes to prevent microbial growth.

Discard any leftover feed that is not consumed.