2) We label these allergens in commonly understood terms at least once within the ingredient listing (e.g., casein (milk), etc.)

II. The use of "May Contain <allergen>" labeling:

It is our company policy that if the protein from any one of the top eight allergens* were to be unintentionally transferred from one product/ingredient to another, then we would clearly indicate this in a statement just below the ingredient declaration ("Allergy Information: May Contain <allergen>").

2) We have documented proof that, despite our best cleaning efforts, allergen cross contact exists.

Position of Allergen Advisory Labeling Statements:

The primary source of information for consumers about the allergen status of our products is the wrapper in which the product is sold. Our company guidelines state that when an allergen advisory statement is required, it will:

Always Read the Label

The label is the best source in determining what is in the product. If you are allergic or sensitive to certain foods or ingredients, you should always read the ingredient statement and any allergen statements to ensure the product does not contain ingredients of concern to you.

For consumers who would like additional information, contact:

Tree Huggin' Treats
554 C Riverside Dr.
Asheville, NC 28801

Phone: 828-285-2964
Fax: 828-285-2924
info@treehuggintreats.com