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Cape Cod Potato Chips And Popcorn

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I contacted Cape Cod to ask if their chips were run on dedicated or shared lines. Here is their response:

Currently none of our products contain gluten.

We do wash and sanitize our equipment between production runs.

We do not use seasoning when we run the russets.

I hope this helps you out. Please let me know if I can be of any more

help.

Thank you,

Farrell Souza

Customer Service

Cape Cod Potato Chips

They also sent a spreadsheet that showed all of their products and whether or not they had any allergens in them. I found this extremely consumer friendly and can't wait to try their chips and popcorn!

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I contacted Cape Cod to ask if their chips were run on dedicated or shared lines. Here is their response:

Currently none of our products contain gluten.

We do wash and sanitize our equipment between production runs.

We do not use seasoning when we run the russets.

I hope this helps you out. Please let me know if I can be of any more

help.

Thank you,

Farrell Souza

Customer Service

Cape Cod Potato Chips

They also sent a spreadsheet that showed all of their products and whether or not they had any allergens in them. I found this extremely consumer friendly and can't wait to try their chips and popcorn!

And Cape Cod chips are so good. I like them so much better than others. Thanks for the information.

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