Bobo Frut Nektar owocowo-warzywny

Bobo Frut is a quintessential Polish brand with a heritage spanning over five decades. It was first introduced in 1968 at the Alima candy factory in Rzeszów, Poland, where the iconic apple-banana-carrot nectar recipe was born. The brand became so synonymous with baby juices in Poland that the term 'bobofruty' entered the common lexicon. The manufacturing continues to be centered in the Rzeszów facility to this day, utilizing fruits and vegetables often sourced from Polish regions such as Kazimierz Dolny and Hrubieszów.

The brand's ownership transitioned through significant corporate changes over the years. In 1991, it was acquired by the Gerber Products Company, which brought American expertise in baby nutrition to the Polish market. Later, in 2007, Nestlé acquired the Gerber brand globally, thereby becoming the ultimate owner of Bobo Frut. Under Nestlé's stewardship, the brand has expanded its portfolio while maintaining its status as a trusted staple for Polish families, governed locally by Nestlé Polska.