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Tell FDA to Stop Listening to Big Food Interests on the "Gluten-Free" Definition

In 2004, Congress directed the US Food and Drug Administration to establish a uniform definition for “gluten free” for food companies that want to claim that designation for their products. Congress set a deadline of 2008, but now, three years later, nothing has been finalized. Instead, the FDA has been asking experts and analyzing “various technical issues,” when they should simply adopt the international standard of 20 parts per million.

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  • Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

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