The Nest Collective Announces Acquisition of Plum Organics

The Nest Collective has added Plum Organics to its portfolio of consumer product brands with a focus on organic, healthy eating options for growing children.

20/02/09 The Nest Collective announced the acquisition of Plum Organics, a leading provider of frozen, organic baby food and toddler meals. With this acquisition, The Nest Collective continues to fulfill its mission to create a suite of healthy, organic and nutritional products for babies and kids across America. The Nest Collective plans to build a family of leading brands through additional acquisitions and internal innovation. In addition to Plum Organics, Nest recently launched a new line of healthy kid's food under Revolution Foods, the consumer products brand with a focus on organic lunchbox snacks and meals for children. Plum Organics' product line includes organic, culinary-inspired baby food in three stages as well as sustainably produced whole-meal solutions for toddlers.

"With a focus on the needs of children and parents, Plum Organics felt like a natural extension of our greater portfolio," said Sheryl O'Loughlin, CEO of The Nest Collective. "Our mission at Nest is to create a nurturing environment where great brands can grow. Now, with our support, Plum Organics can stay true to its core mission and accelerate its growth through cutting edge innovation and the business synergies of The Nest Collective."

As part of The Nest Collective, Plum Organics will expand its product line and further advance its position as a pioneer in the baby food and toddler categories.

"As an entrepreneur and mom, I saw the Nest as a place to nurture a larger vision while staying true to the heart and soul of my company," said Gigi Lee Chang, Founder of Plum Organics. "Nest represents a new lens through which business is conducted. Together with a talented and dynamic team, Nest balances the need for results, while upholding the values that Plum Organics was built upon."

With this acquisition, Plum Organics becomes a wholly owned subsidiary of The Nest Collective.