Designed for their next steps
The first bio-equivalent source of the primary fat found in mother’s milk.
Optimal Fats For Optimal Outcomes
Science and innovation has advanced proteins, carbohydrates, HMOs, DHA, probiotics and micronutrients in infant nutrition.
Building on that progress, advances in lipid science are creating new opportunities to more closely reflect another important dimension of human milk: the structure of its fat.
Fat is the caloric foundation of infant nutrition providing roughly half of the energy in human milk.
And while it delivers energy, its function is much more complex. That functionality is related to the structure of those fats and plays an essential role during the earliest stages of growth and development.
The sn-2 Palmitate Fat Structure
The Olemo™ Difference.
High sn-2 palmitate
Positioning palmitic acid predominantly in the middle of the triglyceride, where it is commonly found in human milk fat
A human-milk-inspired fatty acid profile
Designed to better complement the broader composition of infant formula fat systems
Happy Gut. Happy Baby!
Healthier microbiome

More availability
of fat & calcium
for absorption
Better poops!
Olemo™ can integrate into existing infant formula fat systems alongside other oils, enabling formulators to adjust triglyceride architecture while maintaining the broader nutritional requirements of a complete infant formula.
The Proof is in the structure
Checkerspot analyzed four commercially available U.S. infant formulas and compared their sn-2 palmitate levels with a human milk reference.
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We analyzed 4 US infant formula products, all contained 7%-42% sn-2 palmitate, while formula containing Olemo™ matches the level observed in the human-milk reference (68 ± 5%)
In Partnership with
Checkerspot Biosciences has teamed up with Huvepharma and their world-class fermentation, manufacturing and distribution capabilities.
Together, the companies are advancing Olemo™ toward scaled production to meet growing global demand from infant formula brands to advance the development of infant nutrition through lipid innovation.
The Science & Recognition
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