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Does Kraft Disclose The Possibility Of Cc?


fakename

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fakename Contributor

I buy kraft goods a lot and they always have an Allergens Info. part of their product. But does this necessarily list Gluten CC since celiac/intolerance isn't really an allergy?


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psawyer Proficient

Kraft will always disclose gluten sources in their products, not just wheat. I don't know about shared facilities. I trust them, and when I don't see gluten on the label, I will use the product. I am not super-sensitive.

ravenwoodglass Mentor

I have never seen a 'processed in' warning on their labels. The best way IMHO to get the answer would be to call the company. I am lucky to live somewhere that has a Wegmans so I rarely buy Kraft products so I have never called them to ask. If I used a lot of their stuff I would though.

fakename Contributor

I have never seen a 'processed in' warning on their labels. The best way IMHO to get the answer would be to call the company. I am lucky to live somewhere that has a Wegmans so I rarely buy Kraft products so I have never called them to ask. If I used a lot of their stuff I would though.

Thanks everyone for the replies.

As it turns out they do label CC for wheat but not for anything else.

bakermom Newbie

Kraft has told me that they will clearly list all ingredients, and I should be able to find any gluten-related ingredients marked. I have trusted Kraft products, and have not had trouble.

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