In the recipe for Indian dal you say it's gluten-free. But it says on the red lentil packet that it may contain traces of gluten.
In the recipe for Indian dal you say it's gluten-free. But it says on the red lentil packet that it may contain traces of gluten.
Thank you very much for your inquiry. We are pleased to provide you with the information you require: During the production process of a foodstuff, unintentional but technically unavoidable transfer of traces of other foodstuffs may occur. For example, when other foods containing allergens are produced on the same premises or facilities. Unfortunately, despite all due caution, this cannot be totally ruled out. As soon as a transfer of traces of allergens is likely, we indicate this on the packaging with the corresponding wording ("may contain traces of ..."). If we are unaware of the presence of traces, we do not display the statement on the label. Please bear in mind, however, that even the slightest traces of allergens can never be completely ruled out, even if the corresponding statement does not appear on the label. We hope you find this information useful. Best regards, Richi
Thank you very much for your inquiry. We are pleased to provide you with the information you require: During the production process of a foodstuff, unintentional but technically unavoidable transfer of traces of other foodstuffs may occur. For example, when other foods containing allergens are produced on the same premises or facilities. Unfortunately, despite all due caution, this cannot be totally ruled out. As soon as a transfer of traces of allergens is likely, we indicate this on the packaging with the corresponding wording ("may contain traces of ..."). If we are unaware of the presence of traces, we do not display the statement on the label. Please bear in mind, however, that even the slightest traces of allergens can never be completely ruled out, even if the corresponding statement does not appear on the label. We hope you find this information useful. Best regards, Richi
