ALFALFA SEEDS STATEMENT FROM GF HARVEST GF Harvest: ALFALFA SEEDS STATEMENT From our inspection after your query, you are seeing rolled alfalfa seeds. Because this is a naturally occurring gluten-free seed that has been part of our product since we introduced the...
Informational Document on Field Peas in Organic Oats–Reference: GF Harvest The yellow flakes found in some shipments of oats are field peas that are grown as an under crop with the oats to help with weed control and as an organic fertiliser for the oats. This kind of...
GF Oats Allergen Statement PRODUCT NAME: GF ROLLED OATS, QUICK OATS, STEEL CUT OATS, OAT GROATS AND OAT FLOUR MANUFACTURER: GFO INC. / GFHARVEST LLC We hereby certify that our GF Harvest products contain: NO MAJOR ALLERGENS including: Crustaceans, including...
Glyphosate Statement by GF Harvest, August 15, 2018 Based on recent articles on testing of oat products for Glyphosate, GF Harvest/GFO Inc. would like to assure our customers that we do not allow our contracted growers to use Glyphosate as a drying agent in the...
Oat Purity - It Matters GF Harvest Follow The Purity Protocol Why does Oat Purity matter? Some oats being used in products labelled “Gluten-Free” are not grown and processed with a “Purity Protocol”.At the 2015 AACCI conference, one manufacturer presenting mention...
Here at GF Oats Australia, we are living life around food intolerances, just like you. So, we know that following a special dietary protocol can be tricky until you get your head around it. We are excited to let you know that our GF Oats are Vegan-Friendly...
GF Oats complies with New Country of Origin Labelling New Country of Origin Labelling begins. Over the coming year food manufacturers all over Australia, including us, at GK Gluten-Free Foods, have been busily updating packaging to comply with the new country of...
Traditional oats and Certified Organic Oats Traditional oats and Certified Organic oats – What is the difference between our labelled oats? Steamed rolled Oats are frequently called “old fashioned oats” or “rolled oats”. The oats are baked, steamed, rolled, and cut...
We Aussie’s like to consider ourselves world leaders intellectually, so why are we lagging behind here? Google up ‘gluten free’ recipes and you will see over 31 million results, Google up “gluten free oats” and you will find over 13 millions results. So, it is...
My attention this month has been bought to an article I found written by Lisa McCoy, who is a family and consumer sciences educator with the University of Maryland Extension in Washington County. This article also explains a bit more about GF Oats. She was sharing...