Gluten-Free Chicken Strips Have Been Flagged In Canada For Possibly Containing Gluten

People have already reported reactions. 😳
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Check your freezers! If you've recently bought President's Choice gluten-free chicken strips, take note that the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is conducting an investigation because they may actually contain gluten. The government is now urging all Canadians to take precautions.

According to the CFIA, the chicken strips have been sold at various locations across Canada.

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The product described below has been distributed nationally


Canadian Food Inspection Agency

The product was sold in 600-gram boxes, and there have already been several reported reactions from consumers, prompting the investigation. 

The boxes have Universal Product Code (UPC) 0 60383 20488 4, and are dated 2021 AL 20, according to the information page. 

While the product has not officially been recalled yet, the CFIA is urging those with celiac disease or gluten intolerance to double-check their groceries and avoid consuming the product.

An investigation is now underway, which could lead to a full recall.

Via Canadian Food Inspection Agency

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