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Change in Swiss Miss


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ttfndude Newbie

So I googled Swiss miss due to the new packaging and the barcode changing, as well as no longer carrying the gluten-free label.  I found that an archived topic approached this but in 2012.  The changes I have seen literally have changed in the past week.  The pouches box changed as well as the price point and barcode.  It no longer scans gluten-free, doesn’t say gluten-free, and added ingredients.   Anyone have info on this?   


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A quick look at their web site indicates that it is naturally gluten-free, and does not carry "gluten-free" on the packaging, and the only allergens listed are:

Contains: Tree Nuts, Milk

https://www.swissmiss.com/classics/milk-chocolate-canister

Normally, if it had a chance of wheat contamination, they would include wheat as an allergen. None of this is a guarantee that the item is gluten-free, but it probably is.

ttfndude Newbie

Thank you, I’m still new to this and navigating all the nuances is a learning curve.  I checked the scanner and that’s what tipped me off it changed and than a quick look at my old box and the new it was a slightly different ingredient list.   Again thank you

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