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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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Takala
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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.

psawyer Proficient
psawyer
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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
svs
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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.

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

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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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