Reply to "Notifying Consumers About Possible Allergens in Cookies"

SugarDotCookiesSuper Gobbler

I'm not required to list ingredients on my orders. The only time I'm required to label is if I go to sell at a farmer's market, craft show, etc.

Still, I worry about those with allergies not knowing what's in my cookies. I typed up a card, about 3x5 that lists my ingredients and mentions that my kitchen is not nut free and that some ingredients may be produced in the same places that nut products are produced. I tuck one of those cards in with every order, hoping that the customer will place it near the cookies should anyone need allergy info.

7/6/133:14 PM

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