HiPP Hippis Wild Berries In Apple Peach Puree Pouch
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HiPP HiPPiS Wild Berries in Apple and Peach Puree, from 4 months
HiPP HiPPiS Wild Berries in Apple and Peach Puree is an organic fruit puree pouch, which this product places from 4 months. It is wild berries on an apple and peach base, in a squeeze pouch, sold singly or in a pack of four. HiPP produces it to its own organic quality standards. It is a fruit course or a snack rather than a meal.
The structure of the blend is in the name, and it is the usual HiPP arrangement for a berry pouch. Apple and peach form the base, because both are mild, smooth and low in acid, and the wild berries sit on top of them as the flavor. That is why a pouch named after berries tastes mostly of orchard fruit: the berries are the character, not the bulk.
What a squeeze pouch is for is convenience without compromise on what is inside. There is nothing to prepare, nothing to carry but the pouch, and nothing to wash afterward. At the same time a fruit puree is one of the simplest foods in a baby range, which is why pouches work at the early end of weaning as well as in a bag for later.
We should be straightforward about the limits of this page. For this particular product we have not been able to source a quantified ingredient declaration, a net weight or a nutrition panel. The copy this page replaced ended mid-sentence at the word Ingredients with nothing after it, and neither HiPP's own page for the product nor an authorized retailer listing for it could be read by our tools. Rather than fill those gaps with figures from a similar pouch, we have left them open and said so wherever a parent would look for them.
So what follows is built from what this product does state: the age, the fruit components, the pouch format, the pack options and the organic production. Everything else is on the pouch itself, and the pouch in your hand governs.
As a European baby food it belongs to HiPP's HiPPiS pouch line, the same range as the pear-based and plum-based pouches alongside it.
4+ monthsAs placed on this product
Apple and peachThe puree base
Wild berriesThe flavor on top
1 or 4Pouches per pack
Where it fits
Where this one sits in the weaning day
A fruit puree is a fruit course or a snack. It carries sugar and water, and very little protein, fat or iron, so it sits beside the vegetable meals and milk feeds that do the nutritional work rather than in place of them. That is true at any age in the weaning year.
The age is the thing worth pausing on. This product is placed from 4 months, which is at the early end of weaning, and a pouch that brings three or more fruits at once is a different proposition at 4 months than at 8. The usual approach early on is one new food at a time, a few days apart, so that a reaction can be traced to something. A mixed pouch cannot do that.
It is also worth knowing where this sits against its siblings. HiPP's pear-based pouch with plum and blackcurrant is placed from the 6th month, and its Mirabelle smoothie from 12 months. This one is placed earlier than either. If your baby is at the bottom of that 4 month range, whether to start a mixed fruit pouch at all is a question for your pediatrician rather than for a product page.
If your baby is new to solids
Introduce apple on its own, then peach on its own, then the berries, a few days apart, before using a pouch that brings them together. Once each fruit is familiar, a mixed pouch stops being a question and becomes the convenient option. And raise any family history of food allergy with your pediatrician before the first new fruit rather than after.
Serving
How to serve it
Nothing to prepare, and the figures are on the pouch
The pouch is ready to eat. We have not been able to source a verified net weight, nutrition panel, portion guidance or after-opening storage window for this product, so none of those appears on this page. All of them are printed on the pouch. Refrigerate anything left over and follow the guidance there.
1
Check the pouch before opening
Feel it. A fruit puree pouch should be firm rather than puffy, and the cap should be sealed. A pouch that has swelled should not be used.
2
Squeeze it into a bowl
At the early end of weaning this is the way to use a pouch. A bowl lets you see how much has gone, keeps the fruit off the teeth for less of the day, and gives your baby practice taking food from a spoon.
3
Spoon-feed it
A baby at this stage is learning the spoon, and a pouch squeezed into a bowl is a straightforward way to practice. The spout is for later, and for when you are out.
4
Check the temperature if you warm it
Most families serve fruit puree at room temperature. If you do warm it, stir it through and check the temperature yourself before it reaches your baby.
5
Stay with them
Supervise your baby throughout, as with any food. A spout delivers faster than a spoon does, which is another reason to start with a bowl.
6
Close it and refrigerate
Reseal what is left, keep it cold and use it up. Follow the after-opening guidance on the pouch, since we cannot quote a figure for it.
A fruit pouch is not a meal or a milk feed. At 4 months breast milk or infant formula is what a baby needs, and a fruit puree is an addition to that rather than a replacement for any part of it. Serve it with a spoon where you can, offer it at a sitting, and see to dental care from the first tooth. Introduce new fruits one at a time, and talk to your pediatrician before starting solids or a mixed fruit pouch at the early end of this age range.
What we can tell you, and what we cannot
Being plain about the gaps on this page
Most pages on this site print an ingredient declaration and a nutrition panel. This one does not, and it is better to explain why than to leave you wondering.
What you may want
On this page
Where to find it
Minimum age
4 months
Carried by this product
The fruits in it
Apple, peach, wild berries
Carried by this product
Fruit percentages
Not sourced
The declaration printed on the pouch
Net weight per pouch
Not sourced
The front of the pouch
Nutrition per 100 g
Not sourced
The panel on the pouch
Allergen declaration
Not sourced
The panel on the pouch
After-opening storage
Not sourced
The guidance on the pouch
The reason is worth stating. The description this page replaced ended at the word Ingredients with nothing following it, HiPP's own shop page for this product cannot be read by our tools, and the authorized retailer listings we could reach cover other pouches in the range rather than this one. We will not take figures from a similar pouch and present them as this one's.
If you would like this page completed, send us a photograph of the panel on your pouch and we will transcribe it word for word. We would rather publish a gap we can explain than a number we cannot stand behind.
Ingredients and allergens
What is in it
Read the panel on your pouch
We have not been able to source a verified allergen declaration for this product, so this page carries none, and the absence of one here is not a statement that there are no allergens. HiPP's all-fruit pouches generally declare none, but general is not the same as this pouch, and only the panel on the pouch you are holding governs. If anything is being avoided in your household, read it before you open it.
On the label
What the product states it is built from
Wild berries in an apple and peach puree, produced to HiPP's organic quality standards. Apple and peach are the base and the wild berries are the flavor.
That is a description of the pack rather than an ingredient declaration. We have not been able to source a verified, quantified list naming each fruit and its percentage for this product, so we do not print one, and no fruit and no figure has been guessed at or carried across from another pouch to fill the gap.
For comparison, and only as a comparison: HiPP's pear-based pouch in the same range declares fruits 100 percent, made up of 75 percent pear, 22 percent plum and 3 percent blackcurrant. That is the shape a HiPPiS declaration takes. It is not this pouch's declaration and should not be read as one.
What we can say with confidence is the category: this is a fruit puree pouch in HiPP's HiPPiS line, made to organic standards, with apple and peach carrying wild berries. The specifics belong to the panel.
Organic fruit puree pouch
From 4 months on this product
Apple and peach base
Wild berries for flavor
Squeeze pouch format
Single or four-pouch packs
HiPP organic quality
European baby food
Read the panel on your pouch
Pack options and yield
How the pouches are sold
This product comes as a single pouch or as a pack of four. The puree inside is the same either way, so the choice is only about how often a fruit pouch appears in your week.
Option
What you get
Yield
Single pouch
One pouch of the same puree
one serving
Four pouches
Four pouches of the same puree
four servings
Net weight per pouch
Printed on the front of the pouch
Not sourced
Prepared yield
Ready to eat, nothing is added
the pouch weight
In ounces
Needs the gram weight first
Not calculated
Fluid ounces
A puree is measured by weight, not volume
Not applicable
A fruit puree has no prepared yield beyond what is in the pouch, because nothing is added to it. We have not printed a gram weight, because none is stated for this product on our site and no published figure for it could be verified, and without the gram weight there is nothing to convert into ounces either.
Two gaps rather than one, and both for the same reason. The figure is on the front of your pouch, and a photograph of it is all we would need to put both onto this page.
Highlights
Product highlights
Organic fruit puree pouch
From 4 months on this product
Apple and peach base
Wild berries for flavor
Mild orchard fruit, low in acid
Squeeze pouch, no preparation
Single or four-pouch packs
HiPP organic quality
A fruit course or a snack
Spoon it from a bowl early on
European baby food
Check the panel on your pouch
Questions parents ask
Frequently asked questions
From what age can my baby have it?
This product places it from 4 months. That is the early end of weaning, and a pouch bringing three or more fruits at once cannot follow the usual one-food-at-a-time approach, so it is worth raising with your pediatrician before you start, particularly at the bottom of that range.
What is in it?
Wild berries in an apple and peach puree, made to HiPP's organic standards. We have not printed percentages or a full declaration, because no verified list for this product could be sourced. It is on the pouch.
Why is there no nutrition panel on this page?
Because we could not verify one for this product. The description this page replaced ended at the word Ingredients with nothing after it, HiPP's own page cannot be read by our tools, and the retailer listings we could reach cover other pouches. We will not borrow another pouch's figures and present them as this one's.
Does it contain added sugar?
We have not been able to verify a no-added-sugar statement specifically for this product, so this page does not make one. HiPP's all-fruit pouches in this range generally carry no added sugar, but general is not the same as this pouch. Check the panel.
Is it gluten-free?
We cannot tell you from a verified source for this product, so this page makes no gluten-free claim. The sibling pear-based pouch in the same range states without gluten; that is that pouch rather than this one. Read your panel.
How much does a pouch hold?
We have not published a weight, because none is stated for this product on our site and no verified figure could be sourced. It is printed on the front of the pouch.
How do I serve it?
At this age, squeeze it into a bowl and spoon-feed it. That lets you see how much has gone, keeps the fruit off the teeth for less of the day, and gives your baby spoon practice. The spout suits being out and about.
What is the difference between the single and the four-pack?
Only the number of pouches. The puree is the same.
How does it compare with the other HiPPiS pouches?
The base is different. This one is apple and peach with wild berries and is placed from 4 months. The pear-based pouch is 75 percent pear with plum and blackcurrant, declared to the percent, from the 6th month. The Mirabelle smoothie is from 12 months with a full nutrition panel. If you want a pouch whose figures we can show you in full, the pear-based one is the one to look at.
Explore the range
Other HiPP fruit pouches and what goes with this one
Written from the only facts this product carries: the 4 month age, the description of the contents as wild berries in an apple and peach puree, the squeeze pouch format, the single and four-pouch options, and HiPP's organic quality production. This is the thinnest source base of any product in this batch and the page says so openly. No quantified ingredient declaration, no net weight, no ounce conversion, no nutrition panel, no allergen declaration, no portion guidance and no after-opening storage window could be sourced: the description this page replaced ended mid-sentence at the word Ingredients with nothing following it, HiPP's own shop page for this product cannot be read by our tools, and the authorized retailer listings reachable from here cover other pouches in the range rather than this one. Nothing has been carried across from a sibling pouch; where the pear-based pouch's declaration is quoted it is labeled as a comparison and explicitly not as this product's. No no-added-sugar and no gluten-free claim is made, because neither could be verified for this product, and the page states that the absence of an allergen declaration here is not a statement that there are no allergens. The 4 month age is the age carried by this product and has not been altered; the page notes that HiPP places the pear-based pouch in the same range from the 6th month and the Mirabelle smoothie from 12 months, and advises introducing fruits singly and consulting a pediatrician at the early end of the range. Last reviewed 24 October 2026.
🍽️ Serving Instructions
1️⃣ Open the pouch and either serve directly from the spout or transfer to a spoon.
2️⃣ If desired, gently warm by placing the pouch in warm water.
3️⃣ Always test the temperature before feeding.
4️⃣ If not fully consumed, reseal and refrigerate for up to 24 hours.
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