| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The state Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, which pursued the criminal charges, said tests of the bread showed high levels of gluten and maintained that Seelig knew the products weren't gluten-free.Gluten is a protein in wheat and other grains, and some people with autoimmune disorders experience digestive problems when they eat products containing gluten.Numerous people who bought
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