Part-Time
Direct-to-consumer organic infant formula producer
$35 - $45/hr
Remote in USA
Remote
Bachelor's
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Bobbie makes organic infant formula sold directly to consumers. The formula uses lactose to resemble breast milk and features a proprietary organic fat blend from expeller-pressed oils, aiming to be nutrient-dense and free of corn syrup, fillers, palm oil, maltodextrin, gluten, pesticides, antibiotics, and soy allergens. It differentiates itself with a clean-label approach, grass-fed dairy, and an emphasis on products that mimic breast milk, plus a commitment to supporting families when breastfeeding isn’t possible for a year. The goal is to provide high-quality organic infant nutrition while helping families facing breastfeeding challenges.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series C
Total Funding
$141.5M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2018
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Bobbie, an organic infant formula manufacturer, has reached one million babies fed whilst achieving desired capacity at its Heath, Ohio manufacturing facility. The company has increased production by 276% year-over-year since 2023, with its Ohio workforce growing over 130%. Founded by moms, Bobbie is one of four infant formula manufacturers in the US and the only woman-owned operation. The company conducts over 2,000 quality and safety checks per batch and screens for over 500 contaminants, setting heavy metal standards stricter than EU requirements. Bobbie recently appointed Casey Bauer as chief operations officer and James Ruddle as VP of quality. The company launched in 2021 and is now the best-selling organic formula at Whole Foods Market and the only organic infant formula at Costco.
Bobbie is rolling out its 100% organic whole milk infant formula to 1,900 Target stores nationwide, making it the only American-made infant formula without skim milk available to Target shoppers. The product launched in mid-March 2026, priced at $27.99 per 14-ounce can. The updated formula, made with USDA organic grass-fed whole milk, offers the highest milk fat content among organic formulas manufactured in the US. It's formulated with MFGM, DHA and choline to support brain development, and is Clean Label Project certified and pesticide-free. Founded in 2018, Bobbie is now the number one organic American infant formula brand at Target and a two-time Target Vendor of the Year. All four of Bobbie's formulas are now available at Target stores.
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That's why Bobbie Baby, Inc. is proud to have been the first infant formula brand in the U.S. to receive both the Clean Label Project Purity Award and Pesticide-Free Certification - a major win for parents who want to know exactly what's in their baby's food (and what's not).