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Gluten-Free food labels

Tuttorosso tomato product with nutritional info and allergy-friendly label.
Cheerios cereal box highlighting fiber, vitamins, and gluten-free oats.
Jar of gluten-free marshmallow fluff with a red lid.
Bottle label showing gummy supplement facts and usage instructions.
Back of a pink and yellow chip bag with nutrition facts and ingredients.

On the Front? On the side? On the Back?

Unfortunately the FDA does not currently require any consistency when it comes to gluten-free food labels. In fact, it doesn’t even require gluten-free food labels at all. 



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