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It's way easier to eliminate nuts being in or near the production line of a food product than it is to remove every single bone from something that inherently h
by dmix 2y ago
It's way easier to eliminate nuts being in or near the production line of a food product than it is to remove every single bone from something that inherently has bones, but even then:
> The Nut Free labeling means the product does not contain nuts. However, it doesn't guarantee the snack was made inside a dedicated nut free facility. Whether or not the nut free product was created on the same production line as a non nut free snack, is unknown.
https://www.nutfree.org/different-kinds-of-nut-free-labeling/ https://www.nutfree.org/different-kinds-of-nut-free-labeling...
the label doesn't mean the process it was made was completely immune from contamination.
- oldkinglog 2y agoIn the UK we've labelled things made in factories that also handle nuts since forever. I assume it's an EU thing that we never got rid of.
- ronsor 2y agoFood products in the US have the same labelling.
- emrah 2y agoSo don't label them as "boneless" then? :)