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Canadian Gluten Free Product Update

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Hello All

As I was on hold today with President's Choice brand customer service I thought to myself that I should be sharing this new gluten free information. I always appreciate when other's share and have search so many products on these boards - and so I have signed up and will hopefully help someone else....

So far the ones that I have found that I couldn't find myself are:

President's Choice 100% Sparkling Fruit Juice: Pomegranate Cranberry and Peach Mango

ARE gluten free :-)

as per their Customer Service Dept - I called today May 26th 2010

Hope to have more soon

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CanadianGF Newbie
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Hello All

As I was on hold today with President's Choice brand customer service I thought to myself that I should be sharing this new gluten free information. I always appreciate when other's share and have search so many products on these boards - and so I have signed up and will hopefully help someone else....

So far the ones that I have found that I couldn't find myself are:

President's Choice 100% Sparkling Fruit Juice: Pomegranate Cranberry and Peach Mango

ARE gluten free :-)

as per their Customer Service Dept - I called today May 26th 2010

Hope to have more soon

Crofter's Organic Strawberry Premium Spread

ARE gluten free

From an e-mail I received on May 25 2010

"Crofter's Organic Strawberry Premium Spread is gluten free, as are all Crofter's Premium Spreads, Fruit Spreads, Jellies and Superfruit Spreads.

Thank you for inquiring about gluten free. In the future you will likely see this noted on our labels.

Thank you for choosing Crofter's Organic Strawberry Premium Spread; Enjoy! "

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chemmonkey Newbie
chemmonkey
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Crofter's Organic Strawberry Premium Spread

ARE gluten free

From an e-mail I received on May 25 2010

"Crofter's Organic Strawberry Premium Spread is gluten free, as are all Crofter's Premium Spreads, Fruit Spreads, Jellies and Superfruit Spreads.

Thank you for inquiring about gluten free. In the future you will likely see this noted on our labels.

Thank you for choosing Crofter's Organic Strawberry Premium Spread; Enjoy! "

Thank you for sharing. I live in Canada as well, just started gluten-free.

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