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Anyone had a reaction to this ?

I had one at work yesterday and it was followed by nausea & headaches and general ill feeling. I can't find any recent info on gluten and this yogurt or cross contamination. However, my son is sick too so I'm not sure if it is the yogurt or that !

TIA.


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I very well may not have been on a Google search I found this, does the one your using come from Canada? I will also check for US specific answer.

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"This is an update for your gluten-free products list regarding Parmalat's Astro yogurts.

Begin forwarded message:

From: consumerresponse <consumerresponse@parmalat.ca>

Date: April 6, 2006 1:41:13 PM PDT

To: lizkennedy

Subject: Consumer Response Case # 102381

Dear Ms. Kennedy,

This is to acknowledge receipt of your recent e-mail to Parmalat Canada concerning Gluten Free Products.

Recent updates in regulations have changed the definition of what can be declared as a "Gluten Free" product. As a result of the changes in the regulations, we have reviewed our products and, under the revised regulations, only our Beatrice Sensational Soy Original, Vanilla, Chocolate and Sensational Juice Blends as well as our Astro Jeunesse Yogourt can be described as gluten free.

Thank you for contacting Parmalat Canada.

Sincerely,

Consumer Relations,

Parmalat Canada

Reference #102381"

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Anyone had a reaction to this ?

I had one at work yesterday and it was followed by nausea & headaches and general ill feeling. I can't find any recent info on gluten and this yogurt or cross contamination. However, my son is sick too so I'm not sure if it is the yogurt or that !

TIA.

I eat this yogurt all the time. email them if you feel unsure....

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