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Important Information
Wichtiger Hinweis: Stillen ist das Beste für Ihr Baby, denn Ihre Muttermilch verorgt Ihr Baby mit den wichtigsten Nährstoffen und schützt es vor Allergien und Infektionen. Darüber hinaus ist es die natürlichste und die preiswerteste Ernährungsform, die es gibt. Stillen fördert die Mutter-Kind-Beziehung. Je häufiger Sie Ihr Kind anlegen, desto grösser ist die Chance, den Milchfluss in Gang zu bringen. Lassen Sie sich deshalb beim Stillen Zeit und haben Sie Patience. Wenn Sie sich einmal entschlossen haben, Ihrem Kind Säuglingsmilchnahrung zu geben, ist dieser Schritt nur selten rückgängig zu machen. Das Zufüttern kann den Stillerfolg beeinträchtigen. immer mit Ihrer Hebamme oder Ihrem Kinderarzt zu sprechen, bevor Sie auf Säuglingsmilchnahrung umstellen wollen. Beachten Sie bei der Zubereitung von Säuglingsmilchnahrung die Zubereitungsanleitung auf den Verpackungen und lesen Sie sie gründlich. Eine unsachgemäße Zubereitung kann zu gesundheitlichen Beeinträchtigungen führen.
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Goat milk
Milk fat
A2 milk
Without palm oil
GOS fibres
Plant-based Omega 3
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Frequently Asked Questions
Follow-on formula based on goat milk is a good alternative to follow-on formula based on cow milk. Our products have a mild flavour and meet all legal requirements.. And...'The goat is just a slightly different animal.'
Our products, like all organic products, are certified organic according to European standards. All Organic products must meet the same European standards in order to obtain the Organic certificate. This means that independent organisations supervise and check that all rules for organic farming and production of organic foods are being complied with. In the Netherlands, SKAL Biocontrol ensures that all rules are followed: www.skal.nl.
The European logo for organic products on our packaging means
- that crops are grown without chemical pesticides and that also applies to the feed that the goats receive
- that no artificial fertilizers are used
- that products are free of genetically modified ingredients (so guaranteed GMO-free)
- that dairy goats do not receive (preventive) antibiotics and are not treated with growth or milk-stimulating hormones
- that dairy goats have more space in the barn and must also be able to go outside
- that as little waste as possible is produced and that it is reused as much as possible
Palm oil is mainly produced in Asia and then shipped to Europe. The vast majority of that palm oil is produced in an unsustainable way, at the expense of the environment and the rainforest (see, for example, the websites of the World Wildlife Fund:www.wwf.orgor Greenpeace:www.greenpeace.org).
Of course, we could have opted for sustainable palm oil – yes, it exists, and there is even a reputable international organization for it (see:www.RSPO.org).
But we have consciously chosen not to.
You may now be wondering why palm oil is used in so many baby formulas. Simply put: because palm oil is very cheap.
We also do not use soybean oil from Brazil or coconut oil from Asia. Why should we source vegetable oils from the other side of the world, when we have excellent ingredients available right here?
We do not offer trial packs. However, you can use our smallest pack of 400 grams.
This 400 g pack is very suitable for helping your baby get used to a new formula. A transition period of about two weeks is completely normal. During this time, your baby might experience some cramps or restlessness as their digestive system adjusts to the new composition.
With the 400 g pack, you take the first step in discovering whether the new formula suits your baby. Depending on how many bottles your baby has per day, you may need more than 400 g to cover the full two-week adjustment period.
We are a bit more expensive
We are by no means price fighters. But our higher price tag is easily explained. For example, a goat gives an average of 3 litres of milk daily. On average, a cow produces as much as 28 litres per day. Therefore, we need to keep more goats to produce the same amount of milk, which involves incurring various costs, from feeding and mucking out stables to milking. We invest a lot of time and money in finding the best quality ingredients. Ideally organic. These are rarely - well, actually never - the cheapest ingredients.
So, that’s why.
Switch from breastfeeding to follow-on formula
Are you thinking of switching to follow-on formula? Always consult an independent expert, like your doctor or the consultation office. If you then decide to give follow-on formula, use a phase-out schedule. Read more about this in our Blog.
Organically certified
You can't just sell a product as "organic". The organic label is protected by law and may only be used for products that meet the legal requirements for the production process and composition. These requirements are the same for all EU countries. Very convenient, as you can be sure that everyone follows the same regulations. Would you like to know more? Please read our Organic blog (link to blog page). (We also use this text blog at “about us”.)
Our products are exclusively available through our website.
If you have any questions, we’d love to hear from you!
Send us an e-mail to info@puregoatcompany.com
Greetings from the GOATS