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Does Fazer Salty Liquorice Chocolate 6 bars of contain gluten?
May contain
The manufacturer declares a precautionary 'may contain' warning for gluten. That is their own statement about shared equipment or facilities, not an inference.
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Allergen · gluten
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About this product
- Brand Fazer
- Category Candy & Chocolate
- Origin Finland
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