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August 19, 2005

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Food Labeling Concerns for CD/DH

[Transcript of Ms. Schluckebier's remarks]

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Author: Mary Schluckebier, M.A., Executive Director, Celiac Sprue Association

Table of Contents
  1. Food Labeling Concerns for CD/DH. Mary Schluckebier, MA, Executive Director, CSA
  2. Told At Diagnosis - Celiac Disease/DH
  3. Told At Diagnosis - Celiac Disease/DH
  4. Celiac Patient Prescription
  5. Responsibility of Patient:
  6. Diet Management Guidelines
  7. Voluntary Sharing is Appreciated
  8. To Make an Informed Decision
  9. Information to Make Decisions
  10. No WBRO or Derivatives
  11. Crops Co-mingle
  12. Consuming Oats?
  13. Gluten-Free Snares
  14. Ingredients from Wheat and Rye
  15. Gluten-Free In Processing
  1. Rye Malt Extract
  2. Can Confusion Be Avoided?
  3. Also Found on Labels
  4. Reasons given for Gluten-Free Label with a WBRO ingredient listed
  5. 2004 CSA Member Survey
  6. Beyond Wheat, Barley, Rye and Oats.CSA Member Survey 2005 1,200 Responses
  7. Gluten-Free Challenges
  8. Where People Buy Gluten-Free Food
  9. Rate Immune Response
  10. When information is incomplete  what level of risk will you take?
  11. Does "gluten-free" printed on a product label influence your decision?
  12. Recognition Program
  13. General Terms for Use of Seal
  14. Communication Agreement.
  15. References:

Public Meeting On: Gluten-Free Food Labeling August 19, 2005


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