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Is Annatto Color Safe for People with Celiac Disease?

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So, what about Annatto color? You may know annatto color as one of those common ingredients in food. Annatto color is used to color yellow or orange cheese. To make matters more confusing, annatto color still appears on some old, outdated lists as not gluten-free, and unsafe. Many of these listings of supposedly problematic ingredients were based "solely on guesses and suspicions." As such, they commonly promoted incorrect or incomplete information. So, is annatto color gluten-free? Is it safe for people with celiac disease?

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