Are contain pork derivatives?
1323251
I don't know if this product contains pork derivatives. The label does not identify the collagen source and there is no "kosher" marking on the box. I would recommend writing to the company.
1014954
Gelatin is an animal by-product. Whether it's derived from pigs or cows specifically is not known.
108076
Here's the ingredients list from the website - they have pork gelatin in them. "Ingredients: Sugar, Corn Syrup, Modified Corn Starch, Gelatin (pork), Sodium Hexametaphosphate, Artificial and Natural Flavor. Artificial Color (Blue 1)"
507740
No, these are proprietary recipes. Moreover, the quality of the superior ingredients used is what makes it so delicious & healthy not simply the quantity of any off the shelf ingredient. Many hours of R&D; goes into specialty foods such as the spelt bread.
917427
The gelatin in this product is made out of pork. I contacted the company and they sent me this email Dear Mr. Yusuf: Thank you for taking the time to contact Church & Dwight Co., Inc. about VitaFusion B Complex Gummy Vitamins. Your comments are important to us and provide essential information that helps us continue to maintain the high level of quality you have come to expect from our products and services. In regard to your inquiry, our gummy products use gelatin sourced from pigs. We take the formulation of our products very seriously, using high quality ingredients that provide health benefits as well as great taste. Pork gelatin fits along with this description, being a clean, high quality product with a more desirable flavor profile. If you have any questions in the future, please feel free to contact us at 1-888-334-5389 between the hours of 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM ET or visit our corporate website at: www.churchdwight.com. Thank you for choosing Church & Dwight Co., Inc.. I'm truly mad. I have never in my life eaten pork and now I have to discover this after few months of using this?
419030
ah, here you go, found the ingredients online, no pork: Ingredients Salmon, ocean fish meal, sweet potatoes, potatoes, canola oil, salmon meal, smoked salmon, potato fiber, natural flavor, choline chloride, dried chicory root, tomatoes, blueberries, raspberries, yucca schidigera extract, Enterococcus faecium, Lactobacillus casei, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Saccharomyces cerevesiae fermentation solubles, dried Aspergillus oryzae fermentation extract, vitamin E supplement, iron proteinate, zinc proteinate, copper proteinate, ferrous sulfate, zinc sulfate, copper sulfate, potassium iodide, thiamine mononitrate (vitamin B1), manganese proteinate, manganous oxide, ascorbic acid, vitamin A supplement, biotin, calcium pantothenate, manganese sulfate, sodium selenite, pyridoxine hydrochloride (vitamin B6), vitamin B12 supplement, riboflavin (vitamin B2), vitamin D supplement, folic acid.
586950
Essence of pigs feet and pulverized dried carrion. I'm sure, do not meet the criterion for earning the traditional K. However, exception is granted for substances deemed necessary for medicinal purposes. Check with your spiritual advisor and neighborhood internist for guidance.
1051672
The only pork rinds that have MSG are the BBQ kind. These have pork and salt. The Hot and Spicy has Chili Powder and Paprika. See UTZ web link https://www.utzsnacks.com/products/porkrinds.html Most BBQ snack foods have msg and cheetos and funyons, Doritos BBQ chips etc. Its good if you like spicy that the UTZ spicy doesn't have msg.
2090099
Pork rinds and salt. Very fresh. Great for low-carb diets. I used them, crushed, like bread crumbs to bread mets, in meatloaf, etc. Absolutely no carbs.
1245070
What ingredients are you looking for the casing is a sheath surrounding the pig intestine, and cured with salt. Is this what you are looking for? You also have a fibrous casing and a lamb casing.
859743
I double checked the list of ingredients and did not see any gum or gum derivatives listed. Regards
1695462
It is important to understand the difference as to whether a product "contains" animal or other ingredients, or is "derived from" animal or other ingredients. The distinction is that enzymes such as the ones we use in this product are highly concentrated and isolated from the source materials - whether that be from fruits, from pork or from fungi. This is very common and typical in the supplement industry. What this means is that someone with an allergy or other sensitivity to papaya for example, should not have to be concerned about taking the papain enzyme that has been isolated from papaya. Likewise regarding animal-based and other enzyme sources, however if a person practices a philosophical or religious avoidance of using ANY animal-sourced products, then we totally respect that and this is why we do not make any claim about animal-free ingredients. I hope that makes sense. Thanks for asking.
260152
Yes it is rendered pork fat. It is processed to meet the FDA's regulations, so it has been strained and bleached to be so white. What I used growing up with my Mom, Aunts and Grandmothers was not so white (not bleached) and you could find little bits of "cracklins" in it. But this is close and oh so good for cooking with. Far better than vegetable oils and shortings.
2269382
There is nothing in the ingredients list that would suggest to me that there might be some glutton in the product unless it would be included in the "natural flavorings". If glutton free is important, I would suggest contacting the manufacturer which is shown on the package as Oberto Sausage Co., Kent, WA, 98032, phone: 1-877-453-7591, www.lowreys.com, Made in the USA
858912
I just bought a bottle by accident (I meant to buy the butter flavor, not butter vanilla) and my ingredients are different than others' ingredients:water, propylene glycol, modified food starch, xanthan gum, citric acid, titanium dioxide, potassium sorbate, partially hydrogenated soybean oil... not a fan of any of these ingredients really... it's kinda sad that an extract needs trans fats in it?
10761
No! It contains both. Check the label before asking questions about contents.
1724105
I couldn't find any direct information on the question you asked, however I copied this from the Barlean's website, "Kosher Certification: Many Barlean's products are currently Kosher certified. These include: Forti-Flax, Flax Oil, High Lignan Flax Oil, Omega Twin, High Lignan Omega Twin, Borage Oil and Coconut Oil." This list does not directly identify Fish oil as kosher certified (thus not containing any pork) however it gives you some alternatives if you're seeking Omega 3 in your diet. I believe some of those products are made with similar gel caps, so I don't know why they would make one with pork gelatin and another with something different. Obviously this probably isn't enough evidence so I would suggest contacting Barlean's directly at info@barleans.com OR 800.445.3529. Good luck!