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Allergen · peanuts

Does Frontier Italian Seasoning Certified Organic, 0.64-Ounce Bottle contain peanuts?

No

Peanuts are not listed among the declared allergens for this product.

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Frontier Italian Seasoning Certified Organic, 0.64-Ounce Bottle

What this means for you

Severe allergyTreat as unsafe. Precautionary labelling is unregulated and untested.
Mild sensitivityLow risk, not zero. Trace exposure varies batch to batch.
Preference onlyNo peanut in the recipe. Nothing here to avoid.

Allergen · peanuts

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Everything we checked on this product

Food Scan Genius scores packaged food against thirty-nine dietary, allergen, religious and clean-label filters. Colour follows the category, the way it does in your profile.

Allergens

GlutenNoMilkNoEggsNoPeanutsNoTree nutsNoSesameNoFishNoShellfishNo

Religious

HalalYesKosherYesJainYesHinduYes

Lifestyle

VeganYesVegetarianYesKetoNoLow FODMAPNoPescatarianYes

Clean label & scores

Artificial coloursNoPreservativesNoNutri-ScoreA

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Where this answer comes from. Declared label data and ingredient-level analysis from NutriGraphAPI, our own catalogue of over five million barcode-indexed packaged products. Manufacturers revise recipes and precautionary statements without notice, and the same brand often differs between countries — always check the pack in your hand. Building a food or grocery app? The same data is available as an API.