Regional Gluten Status
Does Spice contain gluten?
Gluten Free in Australia, Canada, European Union, New Zealand
Spice is considered GLUTEN FREE in Australia, Canada, European Union, New Zealand (AU, CA, EU, NZ) due to mandatory allergen labeling requirements.
In these regions, manufacturers must disclose if an ingredient contains gluten from wheat, barley, or rye. Since "spice" appears on the label without a gluten warning, it is safe to consume.
May Contain Gluten in Other Regions
In regions not listed above (such as the United States), Spice MAY CONTAIN gluten.
Gluten free in AU/CA/EU/NZ due to mandatory allergen labeling. In US, spice blends may contain barley or rye-based fillers or anti-caking agents without disclosure since only wheat requires allergen labeling.
If you are in the US or another region not listed above, treat this ingredient as potentially containing gluten unless it is explicitly labeled as gluten-free.
Gluten-Free Exceptions
The following variations of this ingredient are considered gluten-free:
- gluten free spice
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