is this packaged/processed in a gluten free facility? & is there a certified gluten free symbol on the label? thx.
475621
No there is not a certified gluten free symbol anywhere on the container. I would call the company as they may not feel it is necessary to state that something as pure as this cocoa butter needs the GF symbol.
475622
The label you see in the picture is all there is. Nothing else is indicated so I have no clue if it was processed in a gluten free facility.
1335242
it says "not manufactured with wheat or gluten".it is not labeled gluten free.
998689
Yeah, like DJM said. That's the whole ingredient list. It says, "processed in a facility that uses wheat, eggs, and soy". This forum doesn't seem to have a way to post a pic, sorry. There's a phone number on the pkg, 1-877-eat-pasta. Maybe call 'em if you need more info.
110182
Sorry. I am not a food technologist. The only thing that I can tell you is that the label does indicate any wheat products. But then nor does it have the statement "gluten Free" on the container. Try contacting the manufacturer's web site WWW.hoosierhillfarm.com or call the company in Ft Wayne, Indiana. Good luck jw
2273696
I also would like to know the answer to this question. Alana D, were you able to find walnuts on Amazon that are definitely not processed in a facility with wheat or gluten?
1598118
I'm not sure it's gluten free, but it has no additives. Gluten is found in wheat, barley and rye. So I would assume there would be no gluten . Many foods are labeled gluten free when they'd have no gluten anyway. A marketing ploy.
176305
Apparently, word is on the Bob's site that it is now produced on lines shared with wheat flour, so it is contaminated with gluten. I would avoid it if you are super sensitive until you can speak with Bob's Red Mill directly to verify otherwise.
132749
It does not say "gluten free" nor it says "processed in a facility that also processes wheat"
1179837
There is no kosher certification on the labels. No gluten free, but I know it is from the website. Www.ortega.com. I hope this helpsPam
2124285
I checked the tables of contents, both active and inactive. I cannot find anything I can identify as gluten. I an inclined to think there is none in this product, though I cannot say so with authority .
1802029
Since I am not sensitive to gluten, I am not sure if the Move Free product is certified gluten free. Have you tried visiting the Schiff website for more detailed information about the product? Sorry I couldn't be of more help
1024907
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
1005254
It does not say gluten free. All it says is "Wheat Free Facility" on a sticker on the back of the bag. On the front of the bag it says "No Chemicals - No Preservatives - No Additives" I hope this is of some help to you.
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Hi Colleen, sorry it took me so long to respond. Yes this is gluten free and it states it right on the front of the package. We are not celiac, however we do follow a gluten free diet and find this product to be great. I use it to make raw granola.
1846656
No, it is not. Bob's Red Mill has products specifically labelled as gluten free.
700027
Hello Lisa, I'm sorry about the delay in responding to you. I do not have the package anymore. I do have another one of their packages of something else and it doesn't look like I see a GF symbol anywhere. I do not recall the potato starch package having one, but could not say for sure. We eat a gluten free diet, but we do not have celiac or anything in which we would have had an immediate reaction if there was gluten in it. I hope that helps, but I don't think it does too much. I'm sorry. I do like company though. Maybe you could ask them directly?
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I don't see anything on the label that says gluten free. You might call the company and ask them.