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Trader Joe's White Corn Chips/trader Joe's In General


Nikki2777

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Does anyone know if these are gluten free (not the organic ones).  The ingredients look fine, but they weren't on the TJ's list of gluten-free items - though it says the list is only a sampling.

 

And a general question - I haven't been in TJ's since the labelling law change, and it seems like far fewer TJ's items say gluten-free these days.  They no longer seem to have that little "g" on them, either.

 

Is this just a result of the change in the law?


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From my understanding, Trader Joe's is testing their gluten-free items now to comply with the FDA ruling. However, they have only tested a few products, which are listed on their website. Most of the ones they have tested are gluten-free baked products. They are working on testing more. But you can call their corporate number and ask if a certain product is made in the same facility/equipment as wheat. Just have the number under the bar code handy. I did that for a few products that didn't list any allergen information. 

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