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| File:GoGo SqueeZ 2025 logo.svg Logo used since 2025. | |
| Alternative names | Pom'Potes (France) |
|---|---|
| Type | Pouch |
| Place of origin | France United States |
| Region or state | United States |
| Created by | Materne |
| Invented | 2008 |
| Main ingredients | Fruits |
| Ingredients generally used | Veggies (Fruit & VeggieZ line only) Yogurt (YogurtZ line only) |
| 60–90 kcal (250–380 kJ) | |
is a leading brand of portable, squeezable snack pouches. It is owned by Materne North America Corp., a subsidiary of the French MOM Group (under Bel Brands). Launched in the United States in 2008, the brand revolutionized on-the-go snacking for children and families by packing real fruit into mess-free, shelf-stable pouches with built-in Caps. [1] [2]
Core Product Lines
[edit]Current
[edit]- FruitZ: Made from 100% real fruit with no added sugar or preservatives.
- Fruit & VeggieZ: Nutrient-dense options that sneak a 1/2 serving of vegetables into a sweet fruit puree.
- YogurtZ: Pantry-friendly, low-fat yogurts made with 100% real milk that require no refrigeration before opening.
- PuddingZ: low-fat puddings made with 100% real milk that require no refrigeration before opening.
- GOGO Protein Snacks: A new line featuring Dairy Protein (10g of protein) and Fruit Smoothie Protein (8g of plant protein). [4]
- Active Fruit Blends: Formulated for active lifestyles, containing electrolytes and vitamins to replenish energy.
- SlymeZ: A fun, sweet-and-sour real fruit gel pouch designed with a playful texture for kids.
- BIG: Bigger Versions of Standard Applesauce Pouches.
- Organic: Organic Versions of Many of Their Products.
Brand Benefits & Quality Standards
[edit]- Allergen-Friendly: Products are universally free of common allergens including gluten, nuts, and dairy (excluding yogurtz line).
- Clean Ingredients: Non-GMO Project verified with no high fructose corn syrup, artificial colors, or artificial flavors.
Eco-Conscious
[edit]GoGo SqueeZ Partnered with TerraCycle to provide a recycling path for their signature BPA-free squeeze pouches.
Reception
[edit]The Pouches were Well-Received, The Company added "Helicopter Caps" to Pouches in 2014.
The Pouches are Used in Schools. [5]
Flavors
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Current
[edit]FruitZ
[edit]Fruit & VeggieZ
[edit]YogurtZ
[edit]PuddingZ
[edit]SlymeZ
[edit]BIG
[edit]Recall (2015-16)
[edit]GoGo SqueeZ pouches were Recalled in 2015-16, due to Mold in Some Pouches. [6]
References
[edit]- ^ "GoGo SqueeZ1". GoGo SqueeZ. Retrieved 2 August 2026.
- ^ "GoGo SqueeZ3". www.michiganfarmnews.com. Retrieved 2 August 2026.
- ^ "GoGo SqueeZ Products". GoGo SqueeZ. Retrieved 2 August 2026.
- ^ "GoGo SqueeZ Makes New Lines". news.designrush.com. Retrieved 2 August 2026.
- ^ "Back to School". YouTube. Retrieved 2 August 2026.
- ^ "GoGo SqueeZ Recall". YouTube. Retrieved 2 August 2026.