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Making higher standards for families, easier to find
GOLETA, Calif., Sept. 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Kate Farms, the #1 pediatrician recommended plant-based brand,* is proud to announce that Kids Nutrition, its plant-based shake for children ages 1 to 13, is now available on shelves in select Walmart stores and on walmart.com. Kate Farms’ availability at Walmart expands access to high-quality, plant-based nutrition for families across the country.
“We’re excited to bring our Kids Nutrition shakes to Walmart stores and expand access to more families across the country,” said Tom Beecher, President of Kate Farms. “This reflects our mission to deliver high-quality, plant-based nutrition to families everywhere.”
Designed to provide complete and balanced nutrition, Kids Nutrition is available in three kid-approved flavors—chocolate, strawberry, and vanilla. Each serving delivers 8 grams of organic pea protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and DHA to help support brain and eye health. It’s made with organic phytonutrient extracts and concentrates sourced from nutrient-dense foods like broccoli, kale, berries, and turmeric. Kids Nutrition shakes are made without common allergens, artificial sweeteners, colors, flavors, and preservatives. With the product now available at select Walmart and Target stores, parents have easier access to a plant-based shake designed with their children’s health in mind.
“Kids Nutrition was thoughtfully developed to ease parents’ concerns while helping children get the nutrition they need to grow and thrive,” said Dr. Christina J. Valentine, MD, RDN, Chief Medical Officer at Kate Farms. “Now available at select Walmart stores and on Walmart.com, Kate Farms Kids Nutrition offers parents, caregivers, and healthcare professionals greater access to high-quality, plant-based nutrition. With DHA to help support brain and eye development and added amino acids for a complete source of protein, it provides meaningful support for families focused on their child’s healthy growth.”
Kate Farms is committed to helping families access high-quality nutrition, and Kids Nutrition can also be found online, through medical channels (HCPCS Code B4160), and via WIC†. For more details, visit katefarms.com to see if Kate Farms Kids Nutrition is available at your local Walmart store.
About Kate Farms (www.katefarms.com)
Kate Farms was founded when a little girl named Kate was failing to thrive because she couldn’t tolerate any of the available tube feeding formulas. Her determined parents, Richard and Michelle, had the transformative idea to develop a formula using high-quality, organic, and plant-based ingredients without the common allergens and ingredients often found in traditional formulas. In 2015, Brett Matthews partnered with Richard and Michelle and became Chairman and CEO to build a great team of people and bring Kate Farms into healthcare to help people with health conditions.
Kate Farms provides nutritional formulas and shakes for children and adults, intended for both oral and tube feeding, whether as sole-source or supplemental nutrition. They are available nationally and eligible for insurance coverage with Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, and in 33+ states for WIC†. All formulas and shakes are made with organic pea protein, fiber, and phytonutrients, and without the top nine allergens, artificial sweeteners, colors, or flavors. Today, Kate Farms can be found in more than 1,400 U.S. hospitals, online at www.katefarms.com, Amazon, and in select retail stores. For more information on our full product portfolio, visit www.katefarms.com.
Kate Farms is part of the Danone family. By bringing together the Kate Farms, Nutricia, Real Food Blends, and Functional Formularies brands, the combined Danone North America Medical Nutrition business will now reach more patients, consumers and healthcare providers across the region with a complementary and differentiated offering of high-quality nutritional solutions that support a wide range of health needs.
Media contact: Lauren Roche, [email protected]
*Among surveyed doctors recommending plant-based nutrition products
†WIC is a registered service mark of the U.S. Department of Agriculture for USDA’s Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children.
SOURCE Kate Farms, Inc.
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