Gerber

9 products in Scout's rankings · Updated October 2026 · How we score

Scout has scored 9 Gerber products in its rankings. Scores run from 8 to 85 out of 100: 1 rates Excellent, 1 Good, 4 Fair and 3 Poor. The highest is Gerber Toddler Apple Mango & Strawberry Fruit Squeezable Puree at 85/100 (#18 of 45 in Baby Food); the lowest is Gerber Rice Single Grain Cereal at 8/100. 8 carry independent lab results, listed below.

At a glance

Excellent (85–100)1
Good (70–84)1
Fair (50–69)4
Poor (under 50)3
Seed oil free8
Lab tested8

Gerber products, by Scout score

Ordered by Scout score. Each score compares a product with others in its own category; the line under each one says where it places there.

Gerber products by category

CategoryProductsScoresBest rank
Baby Food 9 8–85 #18 of 45

Beneficial ingredients across Gerber

Ingredients rated beneficial in Scout's analyses that appear in at least two of these 9 products.

Gerber lab results

8 of these 9 products carry an independent lab panel. Each product page has the full panel and what each level means.

Common questions about Gerber

What is the highest-scoring Gerber product?

Gerber Toddler Apple Mango & Strawberry Fruit Squeezable Puree, at 85/100 — #18 of 45 in Baby Food.

What is the lowest-scoring Gerber product?

Gerber Rice Single Grain Cereal, at 8/100 — #43 of 45 in Baby Food. Its product page lists the ingredients behind the score.

Does Scout have lab results for Gerber products?

Yes, for 8 of the 9: Gerber Cereal Grain & Grow Oatmeal, Gerber Organic Oatmeal Cereal, Gerber Carrot Supported Sitter 1st Foods, Gerber Diced Carrots Veggie Pick-Ups, Gerber Cereal Grain & Grow Multigrain and 3 more. The measured amounts are on each product page.

How does Scout score Gerber products?

Each product gets its own 1–100 score, judged against other products in the same category with a category-specific framework: the full ingredient list, plus the published processing level, the packaging and any credible lab results where they apply. Scout does not score brands, and no brand pays for a score or a position.

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