Living Gluten Free

Defining Gluten Free

1 Comment 06 September 2011

If all goes well, America will soon (whatever that means) have a definition of ‘gluten free’. For the umpteenth and hopefully final time, the Food and Drug Administration is asking for our input on the subject. I plan to submit a statement, based on twelve years of living gluten free and eight years writing on gluten free topics.

A draft copy of my thoughts appears below. After each of the three sections, there is a box for you to add your ideas. (This is the same technology that produces our monthly surveys). The deadline for comments is October 3, so I need to receive your thoughts no later than September 25. Before you reply, you may wish to read or reread an article on the subject that I wrote two years agp. If you wish to send your comments directly to the F.D.A., follow this link.

When you finish the survey, click on the button that says NEXT and your responses will be submitted.

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  1. Beth Lohmeier says:

    I think full disclosure of wheat, barley, rye and oats should be manadatory on a label. The ambiguous umbrella term “natural flavors” should not be allowed to hide gluten ingredients. That way we will have all the information needed to make an informed decision.


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