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Why Your Business Should Join the Zero Gluten Movement
As consumer demand for gluten-free products grows, businesses have an opportunity to differentiate themselves by prioritizing safety, quality, and transparency. Certification by the Gluten-Free Food Program (GFFP) is a game-changer for businesses looking to build trust and loyalty among gluten-free consumers. Joining leading products like FRESCHETTA® Gluten-Free Pizza in achieving GFFP certification not only strengthens your brand but also aligns your business with the cutting-edge trend toward zero-gluten. There are a number of reasons why pursuing GFFP certification is a smart investment for your business. Consumer Confidence in Gluten-Free Products Gluten-free consumers, especially those with celiac disease, depend on brands that prioritize safety and transparency. However, traditional gluten-free standards, like the FDA’s 20ppm (parts per million) gluten allowance, may not work for highly sensitive individuals. Moreover, GFFP certification ensures gluten levels are at 5ppm or less, offering greater peace of mind. This added assurance appeals to consumers who prioritize health and safety. By choosing GFFP certification, your business can stand out as a trusted leader in the gluten-free market. Aligning with the Trend Toward Zero Gluten The GFFP is at the forefront of the movement toward zero gluten, emphasizing health and safety beyond regulatory requirements. This trend highlights the importance

Zero Tolerance, Maximum Trust: Why GFFP is the Ultimate Gold Standard for Gluten-Free Safety
The GFFP recognizes this critical gap. By requiring certified products to contain 5 ppm or less, and often achieving undetectable levels, the GFFP aligns with the needs of the most sensitive individuals. This commitment to a higher standard of gluten-free purity is what makes the GFFP mark of trust so valuable.

Gluten-Free Certification for Food Manufacturers
As more and more people become aware of gluten sensitivity and celiac disease, the demand for gluten-free products is rising.

Online Training for Restaurant Staff
As the awareness of gluten intolerance and celiac disease continues to grow, so does the demand for gluten-free options at restaurants. For individuals with celiac disease, consuming even small amounts of gluten can cause severe damage to their small intestine.

WEBINAR FOR ONTARIO FOOD PROTECTION ASSOCIATION
Founded in 1958 as a non-profit educational association, OFFA’s main objective was and still is to provide a common forum through a series of educational events that allow our members to exchange ideas and information, make connections and build contacts with like-minded professionals.

GFFP ATTENDS SIAL CANADA SHOW
We were so pleased that we could attend the SIAL Canada international food & beverage tradeshow from April 20 – 22, 2022.
Have questions or not sure where to start?
Contact us to speak with a representative or receive a no-obligation quote. Our staff is available anytime to answer questions and help navigate the decisions toward achieving gluten-free certification for your company.
