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Gluten Free Oats

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I've been ordering gluten-free oats online from this company--Gifts of Nature. The say they are "certified" and have the GFCO seal. They are produced by growers that understand gluten-free; raised on clean, dedicated ground, harvested & transported in dedicated equipment, Elisa tested, and processed and packaged at totally dedicated gluten-free Wheat Free facility.

I'll be glad to give you the email address if you email me. (I don't know what I'm allowed to do about giving the email address/phone no. on this forum.)

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There is also a company in Wyoming called Gluten Free Oats. They also test their product. I have used their oats in the past and was happy with the company (family member has celiac).

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For Canadians, there are 2 companies that have pure oats for people with gluten-intolerance. Cream Hill Estates (Montreal) www.Lame Advertisement.com and FarmPure Foods (Regina) www.farmpurefoods.com.

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