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A product labeled “Free of the Top 9 allergens” is manufactured on equipment that also processes milk and soy.
Which of the following are acceptable label statements?
A — “Contains milk and soy”
B — “May contain soy”
C — “Made on equipment that also processes milk and soy”
D — “Made in a facility where milk and soy are processed”
E — “May contain traces of milk”
F — [No statement]
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Companies should not be allowed to just list “SPICES” as a general category. I’m allergic to Cinnamon and it is common to be listed under spices.
When I write companies and ask if Cinnamon is included in the spices, they act as if I am trying to copy their ingredients. Even when I have stated that I am allergic to cinnamon.