From the UK to the US, Little Dish rolls out nationally at Target stores

By Mary Ellen Shoup

13-Oct-2020 Last updated on 13-Oct-2020 at 16:50 GMT

Photo: Little Dish

With a recent national rollout at 500 Target stores, fresh baby and toddler food brand Little Dish is addressing the gap in the US market for nutritionally-balanced, just-like-homemade meals aimed specifically at the under-served toddler age group, says founder Hillary Graves.

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