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FDA Request for Information on Gluten Labeling: Please Comment

Reminder: The FDA issued a request for information (RFI) on Labeling and Preventing Cross-Contact of Gluten for Packaged Foods. Comments are due on March 23, 2026.

The Federal Register notice can be read at


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Gluten Free Watchdog testing experiments using the updated Nima Sensor 2026
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A silly thing is happening with the relaunch of the Nima Sensor

A silly thing is happening with the relaunch of the Nima Sensor. The fact that Gluten Free Watchdog sends samples to the lab Bia Diagnostics for testing using the scientifically validated R5 ELISA is seemingly being used as a talking point to help confirm the validity of the sensor.

From the Nima Now website:

“That pe...


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FDA issues a request for information regarding labeling and preventing cross-contact of gluten in packaged food

On January 21, FDA issued a request for information regarding labeling and preventing cross-contact of gluten in packaged food. The FDA reached out directly to Gluten Free Watchdog encouraging us to submit comments to help inform their decision-making process.

According to the email received, the RFI seeks public comments and data on four main ...


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Is the FDA enforcing the gluten-free labeling rule: You be the judge!

On October 1, 2024, the Food and Drug Administration updated the way in which consumers must go about reporting food-related issues to the agency. Instead of contacting an FDA consumer complaint coordinator, reports are now filed with the Human Foods Program either by phone or through the online safety reporting portal. Gluten Free Watchdog also was asked to use the portal.


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