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Cambell's Gluten Free List


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This is the website addressing Cambell's Gluten Free products.

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This is the website addressing Cambell's Gluten Free products.

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Thanks for the list and welcome to the board! Hadn't realized they own Prego, Swanson's, et al.

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I gave up on the Campbell's juices several years ago, it was really disappointing, but I couldn't deal with the constant label changes, ingredient changes of the mystery thickeners, and potential low grade cross contamination. Their website seems to show they are marking a lot of it gluten free now, as of either late 2010 or spring 2011. Has Campbell's actually changed what they are doing ? They claim they test every 6 months, but to what numerical standard is not stated. "Natural flavorings" is the big American loophole of no accountability in ingredients.

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Be aware that this list for products in the US. In Canada, the products are different and this list does not apply.

svs Apprentice

Be aware that this list for products in the US. In Canada, the products are different and this list does not apply.

Agreed! I wonder why that is? I know Health Canada regulates things differently than the US but it should be the same regardless!

kareng Grand Master

Agreed! I wonder why that is? I know Health Canada regulates things differently than the US but it should be the same regardless!

There ares products where the ingredients are different by country, even the US & Canada. Some of it probbly has to do with price & availability of ingredients. Some is regional preferences.

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