Groups Criticize Wonder Bread Labeling
Los Angeles Times, CA -Feb 17, 2006
The makers of Wonder Bread have come under fire from food-allergy groups for package labeling that says the bread contains a dairy product when it actually doesn't.
Los Angeles Times, CA -
The makers of Wonder Bread have come under fire from food-allergy groups for package labeling that says the bread contains a dairy product when it actually doesn't.
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