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Seventh Generation Natural Dish Liquid


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Is Seventh Generation Natural Dish Liquid gluten-free?

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Is Seventh Generation Natural Dish Liquid gluten-free?

Thanks!

According to their website, it looks fine to me

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Thanks Jerseyangel!

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I just called Mrs. Meyers to see if their products were gluten free. They are but do have coconut, corn and soy. I talked to a customer service person first, she put me on hold to ask the chemist, then looked over the product ingredients list and didn't find anything. A few minutes after I had hung up the chemist also called me to reassure me the products did not have gluten. So I had two people to help me from this company. They need to give customer service lessons to other companies.

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