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Okay the FDA says "The new allergen law identifies eight allergens, and industry frequently refers to those as the
Keebler? I think they label quite well. I buy several of their products and none of them have a blanket may contain statement.
Their basic Choc/chip Cookie of which Nabisco makes the same absolutly says MAy Contain.
The may contain statement labels all the top 8 on it? Or just one or two allergens?
I just called the customer service number on our box of Lipton Recipe Secrets Onion soup mix to verify that the "processed in a facility" statement was accurate. The CSR told ME that PN/TN would be listed if there was a possibilty of x-contamination.
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