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List of Brands: Gluten Free Facilities

mama.liz07

By mama.liz07
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mama.liz07
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Gluten Free Facilities

 

Ancient Harvest
Badger lip balm (Look for gluten free label. They produce some products in another facility)
Bakery on Main
Better Body Foods
Bob’s Red Mill
Bush’s beans
Cannon Fish
Carnation Evaporated Milk
Carrington Farms Coconut/Ghee
Choice tea
Crunchmaster Crackers
Dakota Grass Fed Beef
Derma-e
Endangered Species Chocolate
Enjoy Life
Everyone Soap
Fischer's honey
Food Should Taste Good
Fourth and Heart Ghee
Gluten Freeda
Gluten Free Pantry
Glutino
Green Mountain salsa
Green Valley Dairy/Cream Cheese
Hillary's Allergen Free Foods
Hodgson Mill Gluten Free
Honeysuckle turkey
Hope Hummus
Jollytime popcorn
Kettle Brand Chips
King Arthur
Kinnikinnick Foods
La Croix sparkling water
Libby's Pumpkin
Lil'l critters vitamins
Lundberg
Malk
Minute Rice
Musselman's
Nick's Sticks
Once Again Nut butters
Organicville
Pamela’s Products
Polaner fruit spread
Purely Elizabeth
PUR gum
Red Gold Tomatos
Schar
Skippy natural no stir peanut butter
Sky Valley Foods
Success rice
Tessemae's
Thousand Hills Beef
Tinkyada
Udi’s Gluten Free
Waterloo sparking water
Wholesome candy
Wholeme clusters
Wyman's frozen fruit
Xochitl

Dedicated gluten free lines—shared facility
Blue Diamond (crackers only)
Jason’s (toothpaste only)
Country Archer
Nuts.com (separate part of the building)
Walden Farms

***Please use this list carefully.  My information is only as good as the representative with whom I spoke.  Production process and ingredients could change so this list is time sensitive***

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