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New Fda Food Labeling


Nevadan

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Beginning Jan 1, 2006, the FDA requires all food labeling to contain explicit information regarding certain antigens, wheat being one. The following article explains the new law pretty well:

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George


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jerseyangel Proficient

Thanks, George--I think the article explained things very well.

lovegrov Collaborator

Don't forget that companies can keep using old labels until they're gone. With slower selling items it's possible that could take months.

richard

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With the new labels, if they do not list WHEAT, then all we have to look for is OAT, BARLY, RYE? Or do we still have to be concerned with all the hidden ones?

Idahogirl Apprentice

Praise the Lord! I am so looking forward to the new labeling! :D

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