Both checked 90g apple pouches have 0g added sugar. Mott’s lists 8g total sugar and 40 calories; the GoGo squeeZ Apple Apple label in the Apple Apple/Apple Banana variety pack lists 12g total sugar and 60 calories. Choosing a formula matters more than choosing a brand.
| Attribute | Mott’s No Sugar Added Apple | GoGo squeeZ Apple Apple |
|---|---|---|
| Serving | 1 pouch (90g) | 1 pouch (90g) |
| Added sugar | 0g | 0g |
| Total sugar | 8g | 12g |
| Calories | 40 | 60 |
| Carbohydrate | 10g | 15g |
| Fiber | 1g | 1g |
| Protein | 0g | 0g |
| Sodium | 5mg | 0mg |
| Sugar tier | B: no added sugar | B: no added sugar |
These labels compare the same 90g weight. The 4g total-sugar difference is not a 4g added-sugar difference: both declare 0g added sugar. Neither is sugar-free under our total-sugar threshold. Mott’s also lists a sweetened Applesauce Apple pouch at 90g with 7g added sugar, 14g total sugar and 60 calories. That specific pouch is Tier E. Do not apply those figures to its larger cups or every Mott’s product. Compare the serving weight on cups and jars separately; a pouch value is not a whole-brand average.
GoGo squeeZ lists apple, apple puree concentrate and lemon juice concentrate for the Apple Apple formula checked here. Its Nutrition Facts panel declares no added sugar; the word concentrate alone is not a substitute for reading the panel. For Mott’s, look for No Sugar Added on the exact package: its separate sweetened Apple pouch has a different label. Neither a brand name nor an organic claim tells you the sugar grams in every flavor. Both are fruit purées rather than whole-fruit pieces, and neither contributes meaningful protein in these portions.
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