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Petition for Gluten-Free Labeling on White House Website - Celiac.com

Scott Adams

By Scott Adams
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GottaSki Mentor
GottaSki
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I agree...just find it crazy that the law hasn't been finalized after four years. Like I said...this was one very small step forward....I also felt strongly as a community we shouldn't let this thing fall short of the target.

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kareng
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I agree...just find it crazy that the law hasn't been finalized after four years. Like I said...this was one very small step forward....I also felt strongly as a community we shouldn't let this thing fall short of the target.

From my experience trying to write what became HIPAA, it takes a long time getting these "fringe" things passed. Even when you can get legislators excited about a bill, it gets re-worked and, 15 years later, becomes a law that resembles, but is not really, what you wanted. In the case of HIPAA, I wanted more restrictive laws like Kansas had at the time. anyway...that is off-topic. The point being, on this gluten-free legislation, we are ahead of a lot of health related laws. Not sure about food safety laws. This is a bit of a mess because - is it health care or is it food safety/FDA?

We will see...

GFinDC Veteran
GFinDC
Posted

That's great that we got the full 25K signatures! :D Maybe they will get it done finally.

ncdave Apprentice
ncdave
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Here"s a good video, if you have time, that explanes the 20ppm Open Original Shared Link

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