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August 19, 2005

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Manufacturing Gluten-Free Foods

[Transcript of Ms. Berger's remarks]

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Author: Ms. Jay Berger, Miss Roben's, Inc.

Table of Contents
  1. Manufacturing Gluten-Free Foods
  2. Who Is Miss Roben's?
  3. Miss Roben's Continued
  4. Q1: Define GF*: General Industry
  5. Q1: Gluten-Free Additionally Defined At Miss Roben's
  6. Form
  7. Form
  8. ~Q1. Challenges To Defining GF
  1. Q2. Current GF Production
  2. ~Q2. Specific Challenges To GF Production
  3. Q2. Methods Most Commonly Used to Remove Gluten from Foods
  4. Q3. Is it Technologically Feasible to Produce GF Products Given Potential For Grain Cross-Contamination?
  5. Q3. Is GF Manufacturing Economically Feasible?
  6. Q4 & 5. Measures & Costs To Prevent Cross-Contamination at Miss Roben's
  7. Winter 2005: Miss Roben's Analytical Methods To Detect Gluten
  8. Personal Suggestions

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


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