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scanita Newbie

Does anyone know if GOYA products are really gluten free?

The company has a list which include chicken and beef bullion as gluten-free Could this be true? Should I relly on this list I have no mayor symptoms but am diagnose as having Celiac Disease PLEASE ADVICE :rolleyes:


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ChemistMama Contributor

Here is their web site with a listing of the gluten status of their products:

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It looks like they understand cross contamination, and the two items you list are listed as gluten-free, so I would say they're okay.

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GFinDC Veteran

Here is their web site with a listing of the gluten status of their products:

Open Original Shared Link

It looks like they understand cross contamination, and the two items you list are listed as gluten-free, so I would say they're okay.

The link didn't work for me but I did find the page:

Open Original Shared Link

I also called Goya Consumer Affairs and asked about the flours. They told me they put the statement about may contain wheat or soy on the packages of manioc flour because they do use shared packaging equipment. But they also clean the equipment between packaging each type of grain.

Goya Consumer Affairs

201 348 4900

I found some Goya manioc flour (tapioca) at the local Giant food store pretty cheap.

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