Description
In 2022, Awa TRAORÉ became the mother of twins. When it came time to introduce solid foods, she looked for healthy solutions to feed them.
She then began making her own homemade fruit and vegetable purees. The children loved them, and other parents took an interest in her method. Little by little, what started as a family solution began to grow. Together with her husband, she decided to turn it into a real business venture.
That’s how Nurisson was born: a brand of natural baby purees, free of sugar, salt, and preservatives, made with local ingredients.
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