Is it Gluten-free? Confusing GF Labels in the USA

[@heatherbarrett8930]

What about shampoos and etc. Does this make a big difference?

[@teampatsy9856]

Can’t get gf Oreo in Australia so I ordered them in thru Amazon ( they made me sick unfortunately)

[@geauxp]

I tried no oats for six months after going gluten-free and then had one large serving with no other foods and had a different but terrible reaction so they were labeled gluten-free also

[@teampatsy9856]

By everything your saying the guidelines are exactly the same in Australia

[@celiacnutrition]

Australia is stricter than the USA based on what I've read about their gluten-free definitions and celiac recommendations.

[@teampatsy9856]

@@celiacnutrition we have the 20 parts per million thing too - I still can’t eat those “gluten free” foods - I find I do better on fruits , veggies and meats only , I just struggle cause I get bored with food being the same all the time

[@celiacnutrition]

@@teampatsy9856 Interesting, I swear Australia operated on 0 PPM

[@leiarey3967]

I had no idea about cheerios 😮😑

[@Aar0nDown]

No gluten free logo on cheerios in Canada because Canadian certification is stricter and we called them out when they were found to be sourcing the oats from contaminated sources.

[@Aar0nDown]

What about Canadians ?

[@stephenmoore3035]

I don’t think Canadians are gluten free

[@Aar0nDown]

@@stephenmoore3035what do you mean? Please elaborate.

[@stephenmoore3035]

@@Aar0nDown its a joke

[@geauxp]

@@Aar0nDownalien joke from a famous broadcaster