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| 1. ALL Kellogg's Ready to eat Cereals | |
| 2. Kellogg’s Rice Krispies Treats contains Beef Gelatine |
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| 3. Kellogg's Special K | |
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Why Eat Fruits ?
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| 5. Think Twice About Eggs | |
| 6. Egg Good Source of Energy - A Myth | |
| 7. Vegetarian Cheese | |
| 8. Recommended Cereals | |
| 9. Vegetarian Burgers | |
Nestles' Product List and other information
| 1. Download Nestle Product List (for products available in Mauritius) |
July 19, 2002
Kellogg's Rice Krispies TreatsIn response, to a recent media report in the Sunday Times Extra (30 June 2002) it is important for consumers to know that ALL of Kellogg’s ready-to-eat breakfast cereals are free from animal ingredients and are suitable for consumption by vegetarians.
All Kellogg’s ready-to-eat breakfast cereals are grain based, made from wheat, rice, corn, rye, barley or a combination thereof. We add malt, salt and sugar to flavour our breakfast cereals. To ensure that we provide an optimum balance of nutrients for breakfast, we add vitamins A, B vitamins, C and iron. Kellogg’s Special K contains milk powder and is therefore not suitable for the vegan community but is suitable for the lacto-ovo or lacto vegetarian.
None of our foods use egg or egg derivatives.
Kellogg’s Rice Krispies Treats is a healthy snack food that is produced on separate premises from our ready-to-eat breakfast cereal plant and contains gelatine derived from beef.
Local certifying bodies have certified our facilities, processes and have fully investigated all ingredients used. All Kellogg’s breakfast cereals meet the standards set by these organizations and can guarantee that our breakfast cereals are free from animal ingredients.
All packaging reflect detailed ingredient lists in strict compliance with the current labelling regulations stipulated in the Foodstuffs, Cosmetics and Disinfectants Act. Act Number 54 of 1972.
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For more information on the certifying bodies contact :
Marlinie Kotiah
Thank you for contacting the Kellogg's Nutrition
Advisory Service with your query. You have asked if there are any animal
ingredients in Kellogg's Cereals-specifically in Kellogg's Fruitful Bran,
Kellogg's Coco Pops Crunchers and Kellogg's Frosties. There are no animal
ingredients in these products.
Glycerine is not a an animal product but rather it is the commercial name
for glycerol, a colourless, odourless, syrupy liquid chemically, an alcohol
obtained from vegetable fats and oils and used to retain moisture and add
sweetness to foods.
Should you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Regards,
Liz Kullmann RD(SA)
Kellogg's Assistant Nutrition Manager
10/10/2003
Vegetarian Organisation Mauritius appreciates the customer support and enquiry department with Kellogg's and Weetabix and recognise their professionalism. We recommend to our readers and vegetarians the cereals products as listed below. If in doubts, readers could write to them or send your queries to us. Available resources and information are could be obtained from their web sites. (Read Disclaimer)
N.B. Some of the products/brands may not be
available in Mauritius.
Recommended Cereals
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Cereal |
Vegetarian | Vegan | Kosher Certified |
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Wheat Flakes Alpen Apple & Blackberry with Yoghurt Bar Alpen Fruit & Nut Bar Alpen Fruit & Nut with Chocolate Bar Alpen Strawberry & Yoghurt Bar Nature's Own Organic Malt Wheat Squares Ready Brek Banana Ready Brek Chocolate Ready Brek Original Ready Brek Strawberry Weetabix Weetabix Mini Crunch Banana Weetabix Mini Crunch Chocolate Weetabix Mini Crunch Fruit & Nut Weetabix Mini Crunch Honey Weetabix Organic Weetos Weetos Cereal Bars |
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Sources:
http://www.weetabix.co.uk/frameset.asp Note: Kellogg's and Weetabix are registered Trade Mark of their owners/Companies |
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Cheese Disclaimer: Vegetarian Org Mauritius is not responsible for the quality or guarantee any products. Articles or products that are listed are only as a means of information. |