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Anybody Use Rice Expressions?


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RPM Apprentice

it's a brand that's has boxes of frozen rice (3 packets in a box: brown, white, jasmine and I think a pilaf)

anyways, I've used their rice for a VERY long time without any problem but when getting a recent box, I noticed that allergen statement was gone (before it said 'processed in a facility that uses milk and soy as minor ingredients')...I also noticed that the "marketed by:" address was a different one

I've e-mailed the company and they're very slow so I was just wondering if anybody has had a recent box without a problem

the mixture of that allergen statement being gone AND a different marketed by address at the same time kind of caught me off guard, I guess it worries me that it might be made in a different facility now which could change everything


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This rice lists just rice for ingredients and says gluten free on the website:

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The other "flavors" say gluten free also.

RPM Apprentice

well none of the rice's have soy or milk ingredients but they always had that message saying soy and milk were used in the facility so i figured it was a shared facility of some sort...obviously now that it's gone, that could either mean that whatever had soy and milk isn't made there anymore OR that it's made at a different facility (especially since the marketed by address is different now)

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