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Has Anyone Noticed The New Labeling On Amy's

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floridanative Community Regular
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My Whole Foods has been out of Amy's gluten-free enchiladas forever so today I swung by the frozen aisle in Publix (they added several of Amy's things but nothing gluten free or so I thought). So I see the box - I don't see the green type at the bottom corner so I think it's the reg. stuff, not gluten free. Then I look closer and it says 'NO GLUTEN INGREDIENTS'. Nothing else has changed but that text. This is strange to me so I'm going to e-mail the company and ask why they changed from saying gluten free to the new term. I don't think the item is any different but maybe it's a new CYA ploy for some food makers. I'm making enchiladas tonight but these frozen ones are great to have in a pinch.

Publix also started carrying the Mission corn chips and they had a new flavor - GLUTEN FREE in bold on the back. You gotta love it!

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I have noticed the same thing. It is also true on some soups and their refried beans. Can't find the gluten free pizza anymore either. I would be interested in hearing about what they say after you contact them.

floridanative Community Regular
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On the Amy's website (www.amys.com) they list in the special diets section why they changed their label. Basically unitl the new rules are passed and become affective in 2008 regarding labeling gluten free items, their stuff will be labeled 'no gluten ingredients'. This change started on all new packaging for Amy's gluten-free items in April of this year. The ingredients did not change. Also, the text is not green anymore so you really have to look for the new text to make sure you don't overlook the gluten-free stuff.

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On the Amy's website (www.amys.com) they list in the special diets section why they changed their label. Basically unitl the new rules are passed and become affective in 2008 regarding labeling gluten free items, their stuff will be labeled 'no gluten ingredients'. This change started on all new packaging for Amy's gluten-free items in April of this year. The ingredients did not change. Also, the text is not green anymore so you really have to look for the new text to make sure you don't overlook the gluten-free stuff.

Hi Floridanative,

Someone started a thread on this very same topic in the next category down, Gluten Free Ingredients & Labeling, or whatever it's called, and it looks like there has been some discussion about it. you might want to check it out also.

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Thanks - I missed that!

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