Quebee Den expands ‘Bellybees’ range

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Quebee Den (Pvt.) Ltd, a consumer goods company that emphasizes on safe and healthy convenient products for a household, announced that it is expanding its Bellybees Infant product range to include infant safe juices, vegetable puree’s and Kandha products for children over six months old.

The Infant food range is meticulously blended using natural high-quality ingredients with no preservatives, added flavours, colours or sugar, to ensure pure, safe and quality goodness. The new products are available for purchase at leading supermarkets, pharmacies, kids and toy stores islandwide and via corporate website quebeeden.com.

“We created the company to assure the next generation is preserved by providing products which are healthy and free of preservatives and other toxic chemicals. This is an area that has been neglected by the food industry and we have identified it as a necessity. As a parent, we have first-hand experience with how challenging—and sometimes stressful—it can be to make sure your child is getting the balanced nutrition he or she needs. We developed ‘Bellybees’ to give parents peace of mind knowing that their children are getting a full serving of vegetables and fruits in delicious flavour combinations their children will love. ..: It is not only our passion but also our duty to offer healthy products for the next generation… my kids generation…” said Quebee Den (Pvt.) Ltd founder/CEO Rohanthi Wijewickrama.

“I have long studied the importance of a child’s earliest years to his or her healthy development and how healthy food is important in that factor. That is why Bellybees Infant range consists of 100 percent natural ingredients. With the advice from leading paediatricians, child philologists and early childhood educators we have introduced these to the market in support of families in their quest to make healthy feeding choices for their babies,” continued Rohanthi.
The new product range includes juices - watermellon, mandarin, carrot/apple blend, the vegetable range includes - pumpkin, carrot with red rice and mixed vegetables with red rice, dhal and gotukola. The fruit puree range was also expanded with apple/cinnamon and banana.

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