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Halloween Candy


Dixiebell

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Ok. A lady at my husbands work sent candy home for our son. The package says (front)Yummy Gummie, (back)Grave Gummies Candy. No ingrediets no company name. So I found 1 website that had this candy and I emailed them:

I would like to know what company makes this product. I am in need of an ingredient list because my son has allergies. Thank you.

I apologize but we do not release vendor or manufacturer information. You may be able to contact 1-800-451-8346 or 760-602-8703 for RiskManagement information.

Thank you, 24/7 Customer SupportDollar Tree Directwww.dollartree.com1-877-530-8733

Are they really serious?!


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Personally, I'd toss them promptly. Sounds like some weird fly-by-night, loosely organized so-called "company" who'll be gone right after Halloween.

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"When in Doubt, Throw it Out !"

by law they have to disclose ingredients and point of origin so you may want to contact the FDA and save the empty bag after pitching the contents. The stuff might even have been recalled or re packaged.

Here is a safe Gluten Free or Allergen Status Halloween Candy List for 2010 -

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