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Gerber

HQ: Fremont, MIMade in: Fremont, MI

Last verified: April 2026

Read our full verification: Is Gerber Made in USA?

Verification Summary

American Score

83%

Manufacturing Location

Fremont, MI

Headquarters

Fremont, MI

Founded

1927

Products Verified

9 products

Evidence Breakdown

Factory Location Specificity

CITY

Specific factory city identified

Website Claim

Yes

Brand website explicitly claims Made in USA

Manufacturing History

LONG

20+ years of USA manufacturing

Known Overseas Production

Yes

This brand also makes some products overseas. Only verified USA-made items are listed.

Verification Notes

Gerber Products Company (baby food, NOT Gerber knives) manufactures purees, cereals, and infant foods at its Fremont, Michigan facility since 1927. Founded by Daniel Frank Gerber. Fremont plant is the largest baby food production facility in the USA. Acquired by Nestle in 2007; Fremont manufacturing maintained. Some Gerber products (snacks, formula) sourced from other US and international facilities. Organic and natural lines may have varying sourcing. Core purees and cereals confirmed Fremont, MI manufactured.

Manufacturing Profile

Gerber manufactures at a specific factory location in Fremont, MI. Founded in 1927 (99 years of US production on the books). Our 9 verified Gerber listings sit in baby & kids.

Verification tier

83% average

High — strong brand-level and product-level evidence

Factory evidence

Specific city

Fremont, MI

Catalog breadth

9 products

1 category

How we verified Gerber

Most recent check: Oct 13, 2026

  1. From the brand's website

    We re-read gerber.com on Oct 12, 2026 and did not find an explicit statement about where its products are made. This page relies on the other evidence below.
  2. Amazon listings

    We read the live Amazon listing for 9 of the 9 Gerber products on this page (most recently Oct 13, 2026). None of them states where the product is made, so these products rely on the brand-level evidence above.

  3. Ongoing monitoring

    We scan news for factory closures, offshoring and ownership changes. Last scan Sep 29, 2026: no change found.

These checks are run by our software on a schedule: brand websites are re-read about every three weeks, Amazon listings weekly, and news is scanned monthly. Every flag is checked against its original source before anything on this page changes. How the American Score works.

Est. 1927Checked October 2026

Gerber has been manufacturing products in Fremont, MI since 1927. We carry 9 verified American-made Gerber products.

Heritage & History

Daniel Gerber's wife Dorothy asked why their canning operation couldn't strain baby food at scale. In 1928 five varieties reached store shelves.

Nestle acquired Gerber in 2007 for $5.5 billion, maintaining Michigan manufacturing.

Made in Fremont, Michigan

Gerber's headquarters has remained in Fremont since 1927, employing more than 500 workers. A $36 million expansion was announced in 2024.

Additional US plants operate in Indianapolis, Indiana and Fort Smith, Arkansas.

Quick Picks

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Gerber made in the USA?

Yes. Gerber manufactures 9 verified products in Fremont, MI. Gerber has produced baby food in Fremont, Michigan since 1927, when Daniel Frank Gerber pioneered commercial strained infant food.

Where is Gerber manufactured?

Gerber is headquartered in Fremont, MI. Manufacturing takes place in Fremont, MI.

What Gerber products can I buy?

We carry 9 verified Gerber products across Baby & Kids. Every listing links directly to a trusted online store with verified American manufacturing.

When was Gerber founded?

Gerber was founded in 1927. Gerber has produced baby food in Fremont, Michigan since 1927, when Daniel Frank Gerber pioneered commercial strained infant food.

Where can I buy Gerber products?

Every Gerber product listed here links to a trusted online store — a major retailer or the brand's own shop — where you can purchase directly.

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