Do you process any wheat products in your facility?
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I don't have a facility....i use wheat products as a consumer not for a business.
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Bob Mills guarantees that their gluten free oats is processed in a wheat free environment. Other oats, although gluten free naturally, may be processed in the equipment and/or spaces where other wheat products are processed thereby having gluten incorporated. Those who are gluten sensitive or allergic cannot take the chance of ingesting the gluten under any circumstances.
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I don't have these right now, I have the multigrain currently...which are with wheat.
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I did, but cut back on other organic "additives". Not counting compost in there, just ANY thing that came out of a container. And of course you always have to watch your NPK.
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Like many manufacturers we produce multiple items in our facility. We take measures to make sure each item is packed in its own area, and it should not be exposed to other food. Our products are indeed completely gluten-free, by definitions provided by the FDA. Although it is processed in a facility that may also process products containing gluten, it is our standard practice, and our strict adherence to FDA regulations, to fully and properly disinfect each piece of machinery between food processing cycles, in order to eliminate any possibility of cross-contamination of any of our Gluten-Free items. We hope this explanation further explains the nature of the product, and helps you and others in trusting that our products are truly is Gluten-Free. Hope that helps! Best, Anthony's Staff
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No. It's "Packaged in a facility that processes peanuts, tree nuts, seeds, wheat, eggs, milk and soy".
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Yes, the label reads, "Processed in a facility that uses wheat, eggs, and soy." It also states that it is a product of Italy.
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Yes; Packaging says so and soy can be seen amidst the wheat. Great product by the way: Tabooli, pilaf, breads and muffins, etc.
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The package I bought about a month ago does not specify, so I went to the company website (http://www.greatrivermilling.com). While they do not call out that their processing is tree nut-free, it appears they only process flours and grains, and they do enough of it that my guess would be they have dedicated equipment used solely for this purpose. But, if it is a matter of a serious allergy, it's better to be safe than sorry. I would contact them directly and ask. This is their contact page: http://www.greatrivermilling.com/contact.php.
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Yes, here's the web page: http://www.bobsredmill.com/vital-wheat-gluten.html
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They do have organic flours, and they all say so on the container. This does not say certified organic ANYWHERE on the label. There is a Hodgson Mill Organic Wheat Gluten however. I find that if it doesn't say organic, it isn't. I bought the Hodgson Mill because of that.
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No. Honeyville's web site says "This product may contain trace amounts of wheat."
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You can, but those baked goods are more suited to soft wheat, instead of hard wheat. As soft wheat has lower gluten than hard. Especially the biscuits and pie crust.
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The product made for export comes from a facility that also processes wheat products. The actual ingredients do not contain wheat, but there can be trace amounts that get in there. If you have a serious allergy I would be cautious, but for the most part there is no gluten.
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Yes there is gluten in wheat seeds. Gluten is also in wheat protein. I am gluten free and I avoid ALL products that have wheat in any form.
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No gluten, soy, other nuts, wheat, corn or dairy what so ever. Processed in a safe and certified facility.
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It does not say "gluten free" nor it says "processed in a facility that also processes wheat"