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    Last Update in July 2023! Dairy is in so many foods, on so many production lines, that it’s hard to find products without a “may contain” statement for milk. Not to mention, those statements are voluntary – many products have high dairy cross-contamination risk and no warning label. But I want to focus on the positive side of things. Which food companies go above and beyond for dairy-free consumers? After a great deal of research, I’ve found dozens of food manufacturers that actually use dedicated dairy-free facilities for production.

    We originally created this guide exactly one year ago, and at that time, we found a whopping 75 companies that use dedicated dairy-free facilities. But we continuously update, so this list continues to grow. And today, on the one year anniversary of this list, we have reached 100 food brands!

    Food Brands that use Dairy-Free Production Facilities - what they make, where they're sold, how they run their facility ...

    100 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Facilities

    IMPORTANT – Read this First: This information was acquired from the companies listed, but ingredients, processes, and manufacturing facilities are subject to change at anytime. And a food can become cross-contaminated with an allergen at any stage from farm to package. Remember, there is no such thing as 100% allergen-free.

    If you are dealing with a severe food allergy or sensitivity, always contact the manufacturer to discuss their current processes before purchase and consumption. This post is for informational purposes only, and should not replace your own due diligence. Companies and products listed here are not guaranteed to be safe for your individual and familial needs. Only you can decide what is safe for you and your family.

    I have included direct links to the company websites below, where you can find contact information. Please kindly let us know if you have confirmed that any companies or processes have changed.

    This post is not sponsored by any company in any way. These listings are alphabetical and unbiased. There are some affiliate store links in this post, because we are affiliates for some online stores and we hope the direct links help you find the products easily. All proceeds from affiliate commissions help us maintain Go Dairy Free for you. We appreciate your support.

    Just because a brand isn’t on this list does not mean they are not a dairy-free friendly company. Many companies use strict allergen protocols and some even use dedicated lines and do allergen testing. This post focuses on companies that have the capability to add an extra layer of safety by using dairy-free facilities for production.

    1-2-3 Gluten Free

    • 1-2-3 Gluten Free makes Baking Mixes in a Dedicated Top Allergen Free Facility (no gluten, dairy, eggs, nuts, soy, or sesame)What They Make: Gluten-Free Baking Mixes
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Direct

    Manufactured in a dedicated allergen-free facility (NO gluten, wheat, dairy, casein, peanuts, tree nuts, eggs, soy and sesame).

    88 Acres

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: 88 AcresWhat They Make: Snack Bars, Protein Bars, Seed Butters, Granola, Salad Dressing
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon

    Made in our dedicated bakery free of peanuts, tree nuts, gluten, dairy, eggs, soy and sesame. Our bakery never allows the top 8 food allergens into the facility. All staff are extensively trained in cross-contamination protocols. Additionally, our bakery uses non-latex gloves to protect those with sensitivities to latex.

    Amanda’s Own

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Amanda's OwnWhat They Make: Chocolate Bars, Baking Chocolate, Chocolate SunButter Cups, Other Chocolate Confections, Cookie Dough, Candy
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Direct

    All of our products are dairy-free, nut-free, peanut-free, gluten-free, wheat-free, soy-free, egg-free, corn-free, sesame-free, mustard-free, shellfish-free, crustacean-free, sulfites-free and lupin-free. We hand make/produce all our products on dedicated lines in our dedicated facility so there is NO chance for cross contamination. We do not use latex of any type in our facility. The suppliers of our ingredients have provided us with their company’s allergen statements stating that their facilities are free from the above-stated allergens. There are no other products in our facility, so there is NO chance for any cross contamination from any other food allergens.

    Amrita Health Foods

    • 100 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free FacilitiesWhat They Make: Bars, Bites, Granola, Oats, and Pantry Items
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    We manage our own facility and do not allow any peanuts, gluten, dairy and soy into our facility.

    Angelic Bakehouse (select products)

    • Angelic Bakehouse Sprouted Breads - Allergen InformationWhat They Make: Sprouted Bread Products, Crackers (see notes below)
    • Top Allergens Used: Wheat
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Direct

    Our facility is completely free of milk, eggs, fish, crustacean shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, soy, and sesame (a sensitive ingredient). Note: our crisps are processed in a different facility that also processes wheat, dairy, mustard, soy, and tree nuts. All products other than crisps are made in our own dedicated manufacturing facility that is fully free of these allergens (aside from wheat).

    Barney Butter

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Barney ButterWhat They Make: Almond Butters, Powdered Almond Butters, Almond Flour/Meal
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts, Coconut
    • Sold In: United States, Canada, Mexico, United Kingdom, Australia, Caribbean, Middle East, and more
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    Barney Butter almond butters do not contain peanuts and are made in our own facility that is certified peanut-free, meaning our entire supply chain is peanut-free. We do not process any nuts in our facility other than almonds so there is no risk of cross-contamination with any other tree nuts including cashews, walnuts, hazelnuts, pistachios, pecans, brazil nuts, etc. In addition, we do not process any dairy, eggs, soy, fish, shellfish, beans or grain in our facility. We also do not process any seeds, including sesame, in our facility.

    Base Culture

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Base CultureWhat They Make: Paleo Breads, Paleo Brownies, Almond Butters
    • Top Allergens Used: Eggs, Tree Nuts, Coconut
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Direct

    We built our own facility in Clearwater, FL that is certified Paleo. Due to the qualifications of being Paleo, our entire facility is dairy-free and you do not need to worry about any cross-contamination!

    Better Batter

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Better BatterWhat They Make: Gluten-Free Baking Mixes, Gluten-Free Baking Ingredients
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Direct

    Our Better Batter production facility (and all Better Batter products) are free from  the top 8 most common allergens (milk, egg, peanut, tree nut, wheat, soy, fish, crustacean/shellfish), and we also track sulfites, mustard, and sesame.

    Better Bites Bakery

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Better Bites BakeryWhat They Make: Cookie Dough and Cake Bites, Cupcakes, Brownies, Cakes
    • Top Allergens Used: Coconut
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Direct

    Dairy free facility!  There are some nuts and seeds [in the facility], though no lines are shared at all. Our products do contain corn. Other than that, we are dairy-free, soy-free, egg-free, gluten-free, peanut-free, and tree nut-free (excluding Big Mo and Lil Mo Cupcakes which contain coconut).

    Blue Mountain Organics

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Blue Mountain OrganicsWhat They Make: Sprouted Nuts, Nut Butters, Raw Treats, Flours, Whole Grains, Beans, Superfood Powders, Chocolate Products, Coconut Products
    • Top Allergens Used: Wheat, Tree Nuts, Coconut, Soy (select products)
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Direct

    Yes we are dairy-free facility. Always inquire on sourcing though as they do handle a lot of bulk products.

    Bob’s Red Mill (select products)

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Bob's Red MillWhat They Make: Gluten-Free Baking Mixes, Gluten-Free Baking Ingredients, Gluten-Free Oatmeal, Paleo Cereal, Seeds, Gluten-Free Whole Grains, Egg Replacer, Dairy-Free Protein Powders
    • Top Allergens Used (Gluten-Free Facility Only): Tree Nuts, Coconut, Soy
    • Sold In:United States, Canada, Mexico, United Kingdom, Germany, Australia, New Zealand, Asia (most countries), Brazil, Columbia, Peru, Chile, Russia, and more
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    Our Gluten Free Facility processes almonds, hazelnuts, cashews, coconut, macadamia nuts, soy and sesame seeds. (Their “conventional” facility that processes wheat handles milk, and outside facilities that make their bars and granola have milk in the facility. See product labels – they clearly identify top allergens in the facility under the ingredients.)

    Bread SRSLY

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Bread SRSLYWhat They Make: Gluten-Free Sourdough Bread Products
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Direct

    All of our products are made in a dedicated top 8 allergen-free facility.

    Bubba’s Fine Foods

    • Companies with Dedicated Dairy-Free Facilities, many VeganWhat They Make: Paleo Snacks, Keto Snacks
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    Our entire facility is egg and dairy free, as we want to offer a large variety of products for a wide range of restricted diets. All Bubba’s products are produced in a dedicated peanut free and gluten free facility that processes tree nuts.

    Budget $aver / Ziegenfelder

    • Budget $aver runs a top allergen-free facility, making popsicles like Twin Pops and Monster PopsWhat They Make: Popsicles
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: In Stores Only

    We do not use any of the top 8 allergens in any of our production facilities. This includes peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, milk, soy, fish, shellfish, and eggs. We also do not use any ingredients that contain sesame or mustard seed. Our plants only make water ice products, and our primary ingredients are water, sugar, and flavor.

    Califia Farms (select products)

    • Califia Farms LogoWhat They Make: Dairy-Free Milk Alternatives, Dairy-Free Creamers, Dairy-Free Probiotic Yogurt Drinks, Latte Drinks, Dairy-Free Butter Alternatives (see note below on select items)
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts, Coconut
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    Our Nitro Oat Lattes are produced at a dairy-free facility.  Our PET plastic bottle products are made in a facility that processes tree nuts [includes select milk alternatives, creamer alternatives, and probiotic yogurt drinks], and our laminated carton products are processed in a facility that processes dairy, tree nuts, and peanuts. Our Plant Butters are produced in a facility that also processes dairy, cheese, and cream sauces in the same facility.

    Campfire Marshmallows

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Campfire MarshmallowsWhat They Make: Marshmallow Products
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon

    Our marshmallow contains no milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, soy or wheat either as an ingredient or processing aid. We only manufacture marshmallows so there is no possibility of cross contamination from other products.

    Cherrybrook Kitchen

    • Cherrybrook KitchenWhat They Make: Traditional Baking Mixes, Gluten-Free Baking Mixes
    • Top Allergens Used: Wheat (Traditional line only), Soy (lecithin; chocolate products)
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    Our products are made in a dedicated facility which is absolutely dairy free.

    Chomp

    • Companies with Dedicated Dairy-Free Facilities, many VeganWhat They Make: Vegan Chocolate
    • Top Allergens Used: Gluten, Peanuts, Tree Nuts
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Direct

    Our products and production facility is 100% dairy and soy free! Although we have some nut-free options, we do use tree nuts in some of our products.

    Cocoyo

    • Cocoyo Living Coconut Yogurt Reviews and Information (it's dairy-free, vegan, added sugar-free, and filled with probiotics!What They Make: Dairy-Free Yogurt Alternatives, Dairy-Free Kefir Alternatives
    • Top Allergens Used: Coconut
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: In Stores Only

    The Cocoyo yogurts and kefirs are made in dairy-free facilities.

    Coyo

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: CoyoWhat They Make: Coconut Yogurt, Coconut Kefir, Coconut Ice Cream
    • Top Allergens Used: Coconut
    • Sold In: United States, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand
    • Where to Buy Online: In Stores Only

    Our coconut yogurt alternatives are produced in a coconut only facility right here in the United States making them 100% dairy free and vegan. (and a coconut only facility in Kent for the UK and on the Sunshine Coast for Australia)

    Cybele’s Free to Eat

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Cybele's Free to EatWhat They Make: Cookies, Pasta
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    All of our products are manufactured in a dedicated allergy-friendly facility that is certified gluten-free and dedicated free from the top 8 allergens: dairy, eggs, wheat, soy, peanuts, tree nuts, fish and shellfish.

    Daiya (select products)

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Daiya FoodsWhat They Make: Cheese Alternatives, Yogurt Alternatives, Frozen Meals, Ice Cream Bars, Mac and Cheese, Dairy-Free Cheesecakes, Salad Dressings (see note below on select items)
    • Top Allergens Used: Coconut
    • Sold In: United States, Canada, United Kingdom
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, some products are In Store Only

    We have our own dedicated production facility except for Daiya pizzas, Cheezy Mac, Cheezecakes and dairy-free Dressings to eliminate any chances for cross-contamination. Our pizzas, Cheezy Mac, Cheezecakes and dairy-free Dressings are manufactured in another facility where we have an allergen program in place to prevent any cross contamination with dairy ingredients.

    Dandies (Chicago Vegan Foods)

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: DandiesWhat They Make: Vegan Marshmallows
    • Top Allergens Used: Soy
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy: Amazon, Vitacost

    Made in a dedicated vegan facility. (Free of all animal-based ingredients, including dairy)

    Divvies

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: DivviesWhat They Make: Bakery Cookies, Cookie Sandwiches, Kettle Corn
    • Top Allergens Used: Wheat
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Direct

    Divvies cookies, popcorn, cupcakes, chocolate bars, chocolate novelties, and frosting are made in the company’s own dedicated facility where no peanuts, tree nuts, milk or eggs enter the doors, using ingredients that are certified allergen-free.

    Dr. Praeger’s (most products)

    • Dr. Praeger's LogoWhat They Make: Veggie Burgers, Frozen Meat Alternative Entrees, Frozen Side Dishes, Frozen Breakfasts, Frozen Fish Sticks (see notes below)
    • Top Allergens Used: Fish, Soy, Wheat (select products)
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, but mostly In Stores

    We can confirm that our line of Bowls are the only products that contain dairy and they are made in our separate manufacturing facility to avoid cross contamination. We do not have any peanuts or tree nuts in our manufacturing facility.

    EatPastry

    • EatPastry LogoWhat They Make: Cookie Dough, Gluten-Free Cookie Dough, Cookie Dough Snacks
    • Top Allergens Used: Wheat (select lines), Soy (lecithin), Peanuts (select flavors)
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Direct

    There is no risk of cross-contamination with dairy or eggs for our products, as we are a dedicated vegan facility!

    Eden Foods (select products)

    • Eden Foods LogoWhat They Make: Beans, Chili, Whole Grains, Cereal, Tomatoes, and Many More Pantry Items with a focus on Macrobiotic Foods (see specific notes below regarding facilities)
    • Top Allergens Used: Soy, Tree Nuts, Wheat (all product dependent)
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    Our Flakes and Muesli are run in a dairy-free Facility. Our Bean [including Chili]cannery is a Dairy-Free facility. They have many more products made in a dairy-free facility, but you have to inquire on each one individually, and their product line is huge! We did confirm that the tomato sauces and soymilk are made in shared facilities and on shared lines with milk.

    Edward & Sons (select products)

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Edward and SonsWhat They Make: Shredded Jackfruit, Breadcrumbs, Croutons, Culinary Juices, Coconut Latte Mixes, Wafer Cookie Rolls, Mashed Potatoes, Bouillon Cubes (see note below on select items)
    • Top Allergens Used: Coconut, Wheat, Soy (select product lines)
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    They have a broad dairy-free product line, and some of their products are made in dairy facilities. But according to a document provided by the company, Edward & Sons Shredded Jackfruit, Breadcrumbs, Croutons, Culinary Juices, Coconut Latte Mixes, and Carino Wafer Rolls are “produced in facilities that do not use any dairy containing ingredients.”

    Ener-G Foods

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Ener-G FoodsWhat They Make: Baking Ingredients, Baking Mixes, Breads, Cookies, Crackers, Egg Replacer, Flours & Mixes, Cakes, Doughnuts, Pastries
    • Top Allergens Used: Egg (select lines)
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    Ener-G Foods’ facilities are dedicated wheat-free, gluten-free, dairy-free, peanut free, tree-nut free, soy free, and kosher certified.

    Enjoy Life (select products)

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Enjoy Life FoodsWhat They Make: Cookies, Snack Bars, Chocolate Bars, Baking Chocolate, Lentil Chips (see note below on select items)
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    Most of our products are made in a dedicated dairy-free facility. Our baking chocolate is produced in a facility that also processes dairy and soy, however, they are produced on a dedicated dairy-free and soy-free line. Our Lentil Chips are produced in a facility that also processes dairy, gluten, and soy, however, the line goes through a double clean out prior to production runs. All ingredients are additionally tested to ensure strict allergen control standards are met. [They also have gluten-free certification.]

    Fat Badger Bakery

    • Fat Badger Bakery is a dairy-free, egg-free, peanut-free bakeryWhat They Make: Cookies
    • Top Allergens Used: Wheat, Soy, Tree Nuts, Coconut
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Direct

    We are a dairy, egg and peanut-free facility.

    Field Roast / Chao

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Field RoastWhat They Make: Dairy-Free Cheese Alternative, Vegan Meat Alternatives, Vegan Frozen Entrees
    • Top Allergens Used: Soy, Coconut, Tree Nuts (select product)
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: In Store Only

    All of the products made in our facilities are 100% plant-based.

    Flax4Life

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Flax4LifeWhat They Make: Muffins, Brownies, Granola, Cakes, Other Bread Products
    • Top Allergens Used: Eggs, Soy (lecithin; select product), Coconut (select product)
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Direct

    Our commitment is to provide you with the highest quality product, produced in a dedicated gluten, nut, and dairy free facility [in Bellingham, Washington].

    Follow Your Heart

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Follow Your HeartWhat They Make: Dairy-Free Cheese Alternatives, Dairy-Free Yogurt Alternative, Dairy-Free Sour Cream Alternative, Salad Dressings, Vegan Mayonnaise, Egg Substitute, Bread Products
    • Top Allergens Used: Coconut, Soy (select products)
    • Sold In: United States, Canada (Earth Island brand), United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Sweden, Ireland, Iceland, Denmark, Norway, France, Spain, Hungary, Slovakia, Mexico, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras, Panama, Bermuda, Haiti, Malaysia, and Israel
    • Where to Buy Online: In Store Only

    You may also consult our Facility Allergen Chart, which includes information on the presence of allergens in the facilities and on the manufacturing lines where our products are made. (At last review, all Follow Your Heart products were made in a dairy-free facility except for their cheese alternative slices and blocks, specifically, and their VeganEgg.)

    Foods Alive

    • Foods Alive has a dairy-free facilityWhat They Make: Gluten-Free Crackers and Snacks, Hemp Oil Dressings, Superfoods
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts, Coconut, Soy
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Direct, Vitacost

    Foods Alive’s products are produced/packaged in our own facility on our own equipment. Our facility handles almonds, walnuts, Brazil nuts, cashews, jungle peanuts, natural and black sesame seeds, coconut, and soy.

    Food for Life (select products)

    • Brands that use dedicated dairy-free facilities. Pictured: Food for LifeWhat They Make: Sprouted Bread Products, Frozen Waffles
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts, Wheat, Soy
    • Sold In: United States, United Kingdom
    • Where to Buy Online: Mostly In Store

    Our waffles and breads are made in a facility where dairy is not present. However, our pasta and flake cereals are manufactured in a shared facility with milk products.

    Forager Project (select products)

    • Forager Project LogoWhat They Make: Dairy-Free Milk Alternatives, Dairy-Free Yogurt Alternatives, Dairy-Free Sour Cream Alternative, Dairy-Free Creamers, Functional Drinks, Cereal, Chips (see notes below on allergens)
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts, Coconut
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Mostly In Store

     Everything made in our plant based creamery is vegan and there is nothing in there that is not vegan. The d [kosher designation]is because of cultures are grown in a grow house that also grows dairy cultures. We are working on trying to change this designation. In our plant based creamery we make: Spoonable Yogurt, Drinkable Yogurt, Yogurt Smoothies, Yogurt Shakes, Sour Cream, Kids Yogurt Pouches, Cashew Milk and Oat Milk. Our cereal, cheese and our ice cream are made in shared facilities that do have dairy in them and share equipment. [However, the company is working on phasing the shared facility out.}

    Free2b

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: free2bWhat They Make: Chocolate SunButter Cups, Chocolate Bark, Chocolate Chips, Bagel Chips
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    All free2b snacks are free from common allergens in our dedicated facility. Peanuts, tree nuts, dairy, soy, gluten, egg, fish, shellfish, corn, sesame, coconut and mustard are never allowed in production.

    Freeyumm

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: freeyumWhat They Make: Snack Bars, Cookies, Chocolate Snacks, Crackers
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon

    Our bars and cookies are made with specially selected ingredients that have themselves been produced to be free of priority allergens. In addition, our staff of trained bakers work diligently in our dedicated facility to ensure the top nine allergens are never allowed on site.

    Gerbs

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: GerbsWhat They Make: Baking Chocolate, Seeds, Seed Meals, Seed Butter, Dried Fruit, Snack Mixes, Whole Grains, Granola, Spices, Seasoning Mixes, Other Bulk Ingredients
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Direct

    All Raw ingredients we source are stored; bulk packaged, and shipped from our certified Top 11 allergen friendly, Non-GMO, Kosher, and Vegan facility. All suppliers, Farms, and Distributors we work with have written letters of Allergen Certification on file ensuring zero risk of allergen contact and/or cross contamination.

    Gnosis

    • Gnosis Dairy-Free ChocolateirWhat They Make: Raw Chocolate Confections
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Direct

    We do not share our space with any other company, and do not use any equipment so there is literally zero risk of cross-contamination. Everything we make is, has been, and always will be dairy-free and vegan, gluten-free, soy-free, peanut-free, and free of high-glycemic sugars or anything artificial whatsoever!

    GoGo Squeeze (select products)

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: GogoSqueezWhat They Make: Applesauce Pouches, Fruit Pouches
    • Top Allergens Used: None in that facility
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    All GoGo squeeZ applesauce products and GoGo squeeZ BlastZ fruit products are free of the top 8 allergens: egg, dairy, wheat, tree nuts, seafood, shellfish, peanut, or soy. GoGo squeeZ applesauce products are made in a facility that is also free of these noted allergens. [Please note: Their newer almond milk puddings are made in a shared facility with products containing milk.]

    Go Raw

    • Go Raw runs a dedicated allergy-friendly facilityWhat They Make: Raw Vegan Snack Foods (Bars, Crisps, Seasoned Seeds, etc)
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    Go Raw’s dedicated facility is 100% free of major allergens: gluten, peanuts, tree nuts (with the exception of coconuts), dairy, soy, eggs, fish, and shellfish. However, some Go Raw products do contain coconut and sesame. While these products are made on the same lines as other products, we conduct deep cleaning and allergen swabbing between runs to ensure there is no cross contamination.

    Hilary’s Eat Well

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Hilary's Eat WellWhat They Make: Veggie Burgers, Meatless Sausage, Grain Sides
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: In Store Only

    All of Hilary’s frozen products are made in a dedicated facility that is free from common allergens. We are proud to be gluten-free, egg-free, soy-free, dairy-free, corn-free, peanut-free, tree nut-fee, coconut-free, sesame-free, mustard-free, sulfites-free, shellfish-free.

    Homefree Treats

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Homefree TreatsWhat They Make: Cookies
    • Top Allergens Used: Soy
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon

    No peanuts, tree-nuts, eggs, wheat, dairy, soy (except lecithin), fish, shell fish, or sesame are permitted in our facility for any reason at any time. The only soy in our facility and some of our products is soy lecithin, which is tolerated by most (but not all) people with soy allergies. Our kitchen is dedicated gluten-free as well.

    Hope Foods

    • Hope Foods - Dairy-Free Hummus, Guacamole, and DipsWhat They Make: Hummus, Guacamole, Cashew & Almond Dips
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts, Coconut
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: In Store Only

    We are a dairy-free and gluten-free facility.  In fact, the only allergens in the facility are tree nuts (specifically coconut, almonds, and cashews). As part of the development and launch of our new nut dips, we’ve implemented Good Manufacturing Processes (GMPs) and training for our production teams from sourcing, storing ingredients, manufacturing and post-production that ensure there is no cross-contamination with our other product lines.  The machines, ingredients, employees and products related to Cashew & Almond dips are completely separated from those for our hummus and guacamoles. Extensive cleaning and verification practices are in place to validate that we are maintaining this physical separation. Tree nuts are handled by a specifically trained, dedicated crew. Cashew & Almond dips are processed and packaged in a completely different work area than our other dips and spreads. This new work area is walled off and in a separate room to further reduce the chance of contamination. All ingredients, utensils, packaging and other materials specific to our Cashew & Almond dips are held in a designated area.

    Katz Gluten Free

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Katz Gluten FreeWhat They Make: All Types of Frozen and Fresh Gluten-Free Pastries (Donuts, Donut Holes, Pies, Mini Pies, Cupcakes, Rugelach, Cake Loaves, Muffins, Cookies), Gluten-Free Bread Products
    • Top Allergens Used: Eggs, possibly Soy (but didn’t find any products with soy)
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Direct

    all of our products are manufactured in the United States, in our own certified gluten, dairy and nut-free (tree nuts & peanuts) facility. Katz Gluten Free operates out of a state-of-the-art facility, which has been Certified Gluten-Free by the Gluten Intolerance Group. All of our products are certified Kosher, and are under the stringent supervision of the OU and Rabbi Y. Gruber.

    King Arthur (select products)

    • King Arthur LogoWhat They Make: Flours, Baking Mixes (see notes below)
    • Top Allergens Used: Wheat (not in gluten-free lines)
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    Our Signature Flours (All-Purpose, All-Purpose, Bread, Whole Wheat, White Whole Wheat, Self-Rising, Sprouted Wheat, and their organic versions) are milled in facilities where wheat is the only U.S. top 8 allergen in production. Please note that our brand new 3lb size of All-Purpose Flour is an exception, and is produced in a separate facility where it shares equipment that also processes wheat, eggs, milk, soy, almonds, and coconut. Our Specialty flours (e.g., French-Style, Italian-Style, etc.), along with the majority of our conventional mixes and ingredients, are prepared in a facility where they can share equipment with some other U.S. top 8 allergens: wheat, eggs, milk, soy, almonds, hazelnuts, pecans, walnuts, and coconut. Aside from our new line of Gluten-Free Single Serve Mixes, King Arthur Flour’s certified gluten-free blends and mixes don’t have any of the U.S. top 8 allergens added to them as ingredients. They can share production equipment with eggs, milk, soy, and coconut.

    Kinnikinnick

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: KinnikinnickWhat They Make: Bread, Buns, Bagels, Crusts, Donuts, Cookies, Muffins, Waffles, Baking Mixes, Baking Ingredients
    • Top Allergens Used: Eggs
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    Kinnikinnick makes goodies #FreeFrom gluten, dairy, peanuts, nuts & soy, baked in one of the world’s largest dedicated facilities.

    Let thy Food

    • Let thy food runs a vegan facilityWhat They Make: Dips, Dressings, Parmesan Alternative
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Direct

    Our products are chef-made in a dedicated vegan facility.

    Let’s Do Organic / Let’s Do Gluten Free (select products)

    • Let's Do OrganicWhat They Make: Ice Cream Cones, Coconut Products, Gluten-Free Flours, Starches (see note below on select items)
    • Top Allergens Used: Coconut, Wheat (not the gluten-free line), Soy (select product lines)
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    They have a broad dairy-free product line, and some of their products are made in dairy facilities. But according to a document provided by their parent company, Edward & Sons, the Let’s Do Organic Coconut Products (aside from the coconut flour), Let’s Do Organic Ice Cream Cones,  and Let’s Do Gluten Free Ice Cream Cones are “produced in facilities that do not use any dairy containing ingredients.” Select flours and starches are also produced in dairy-free facilities.

    Little Northern Bakehouse

    • Little Northern Bakehouse Gluten-Free and Allergy-Friendly Bread ProductsWhat They Make: Gluten-Free Bread Products
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: In Stores Only

    All of our products are dairy free and are made in a dairy free facility. All of our products are free from: peanuts, tree-nuts, milk, eggs, wheat (gluten), soy, coconut and sesame!

    MadeGood Foods

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: MadeGood FoodsWhat They Make: Granola Bars, Granola Snacks, Cookies, Crispy Treats
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    All MadeGood products are made in a dedicated facility free of top 8 allergens as well as sesame. Furthermore all the ingredients and final products are tested for top 8 and sesame.  We trace back to the supplier to make sure no cross contact at any point.

    Malk Organics

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Malk OrganicsWhat They Make: Dairy-Free Milk Alternatives, Dairy-Free Creamer Alternatives
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: In Store Only

    We produce in-house therefore our products are not exposed to dairy at any time.

    Manna Organic Bakery

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Manna OrganicsWhat They Make: Sprouted Breads, Sourdough Breads, Nut Butters, Kale Chips, Other Snacks
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts, Soy, Wheat
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, most products are In Stores Only

    Our facility and all products are free from: Peanuts, Dairy, Eggs, Fish, Shell Fish.

    Mary’s Gone Crackers

    • What They Make: Gluten-Free Crackers and Cookies
    • Top Allergens Used: Soy
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon

    Mary’s Gone Crackers facility and products are free from milk/dairy.

    Miss Jones (select products)

    • Miss Jones LogoWhat They Make: Dairy-Free Frostings, Baking Mixes, Dessert Cups
    • Top Allergens Used: Wheat (mixes and cups), Egg (cups), Coconut (frosting and cups)
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    Our frostings made in a dairy-free facility. The facility is also nut-free. All of their other products are dairy-free, but are made in a facility that handles milk.

    Miyoko’s Creamery

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Miyoko's CreameryWhat They Make: Dairy-Free Cheese Alternatives, Dairy-Free Butter Alternatives
    • Top Allergens Used: Coconut, Tree Nuts
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Direct

    We are a proudly vegan company. There’s not traces of animal products in our facility.

    Namaste Foods

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Namaste Foods What They Make: Gluten-Free Baking Mixes, Gluten-Free Baking Ingredients, Cake Cups, Soup Cups, Pasta Meals, Seasoned Coatings
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    All of our products are free-from the Top 8 most common food allergens in the US, as declared by the FDA which are: wheat, dairy, peanuts, tree nuts, egg, soy, fish and shellfish. In addition, our products are made in our own dedicated allergen-free facility, so there’s no chance of cross contamination. We also are free-from Canada’s twelve priority food allergens, which include the Top 8 listed above plus sulfites, crustaceans, sesame and mustard.

    Nana Creme

    • Pictured: Nana CremeWhat They Make: Dairy-Free Ice Cream / Nice Cream, Dairy-Free Ice Cream Sandwiches
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Direct

    Every product wearing the Nana Creme label is produced in our own top eight allergen free facility; because we believe that food is only as safe as the environment that it is made in. We check with all of our suppliers to make sure our ingredients are safe from the top eight allergens. We NEVER purchase ingredients produced on shared lines with any of the top eight allergens, or if we think there is any risk for cross contamination in any way.

    Native Forest (select products)

    • Pictured: Native ForestWhat They Make: Canned Vegetables, Canned Jackfruit, Canned Fruits, Coconut Products, Dairy-Free Milk Powder (see note below on select items)
    • Top Allergens Used: Coconut, Tree Nuts
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    According to a document provided by their parent company, Edward & Sons, the Native Forest Canned Fruits, Canned Jackfruits, Coconut Products, Dairy-Free Milk Powders, and most of their Canned Vegetables are “produced in facilities that do not use any dairy containing ingredients.” Their canned mushrooms are made in a facility that handles dairy.

    Nature’s Bakery

    • Nature's Bakery LogoWhat They Make: Fig Bars, Gluten-Free Fig Bars, Other Sweet Snack Bars
    • Top Allergens Used: Wheat
    • Sold In: United States, Canada, United Kingdom, and possibly other countries
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    The FDA has identified 8 food sources that account for 90% of food allergic reactions: milk, eggs, fish, crustacean shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, soybeans. The only Top 8 allergen present within our manufacturing facilities is Wheat. Wheat is present in all products manufactured by Nature’s Bakery besides our Gluten Free Fig Bars, which are certified Gluten Free.

    No Whey Chocolate

    • Pictured: No WheyWhat They Make: Chocolates, Truffles, Chocolate Bars, Chocolate Candies, Candy Bars
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    In 2016 we have now become completely big eight allergen free by removing soy from all our products and facility as well. We are now also completely Vegan.

    Nooch It! / Uprised Foods

    • Pictured: Nooch ItWhat They Make: Dairy-Free Parmesan Cheese Alternative
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon

    Yes, our products are made in a dairy-free facility.

    Nuttin Ordinary

    • Pictured: Nuttin OrdinaryWhat They Make: Dairy-Free Cashew Cheese Spreads
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Direct

    From the product labels: “Made in a Gluten Free & Dairy Free facility.”

    Orgran

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: OrgranWhat They Make: Baking Mixes, Cookies, Cereal, Breadcrumbs / Coatings, Crackers, Pasta, Snacks
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Belgium, Bulgaria, Denmark, Estonia, Germany, Hungary, Iran, Lithuania, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon

    Our dedicated manufacturing facility is free from gluten, wheat, eggs, dairy, tree nuts, peanuts, yeast and GMO ingredients.

    Parma!

    • Pictured: ParmaWhat They Make: Dairy-Free Parmesan Cheese Substitutes
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    No dairy here! We are in a dedicated facility. We make it ourselves, not a co-packer. We only make Parma! in our production facility.

    Parmela Creamery

    • Logo for Parmela CreameryWhat They Make: Dairy-Free Hard Cheese Alternatives, Dairy-Free Soft Cheese Alternatives, Dairy-Free Sauces
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: In Stores Only

    We are a dairy-free facility.

    Partake Foods

    • Partake Foods LogoWhat They Make: Cookies
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Direct

    All of our products are dairy free and made in a dairy free (and top 8 allergen free) facility.

    Pascha Chocolate

    • Pictured: PaschaWhat They Make: Chocolate Bars, Baking Chocolate, Chocolate Spread
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    Pascha chocolate is produced in a facility which is free from all eight major food allergens including peanuts, tree nuts, dairy, soy, eggs, wheat, shellfish and fish.

    Plamil Foods

    • Pictured: Plamil FoodsWhat They Make: Chocolate Bars, Chocolate Spreads, Dairy-Free Milk Alternatives, Vegan Mayonnaise
    • Top Allergens Used: Soy, Coconut (select products)
    • Sold In: United Kingdom, Australia, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Holland, Hong Kong, Italy, Malta, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, UAE
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Direct

    Plamil have been making products since 1965, originally soya ‘milk’ for those that wanted to avoid dairy milk. Since that time the range has expanded considerably, but we still make products in our own factory, which never uses dairy/animal ingredients.

    Raised Gluten Free

    • What They Make: Pies (sweet and savory), Cookies, Cookie Dough
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Direct (select products), mostly In Stores Only

    All of our products are free from eggs and dairy. No eggs or dairy come into our facility. There is no chance of cross contamination at our facility. Our facility is free of peanuts and all tree nuts EXCEPT coconut. There is no chance of cross contamination at our facility. Coconut is the only tree nut in our facility.

    Rule Breaker

    • Pictured: Rule BreakerWhat They Make: Cookies
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost

    Rule Breaker Snacks are free from the following common allergens: wheat, gluten, tree nuts, peanuts, dairy, eggs, shellfish, fish, coconut and sesame. Samples of all our products are frequently allergen-tested by an independent lab. Our bakery is a dedicated allergen-free facility, and no products containing any of the above are allowed there.

    Safely Delicious

    • Pictured: Safely DeliciousWhat They Make: Snack Bites
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Direct

    Made in a licensed dedicated commercial facility containing no gluten, dairy, peanut, tree nuts, soy or egg. It is free of the top 11 food allergens (wheat, dairy, peanut, tree nuts, soy, egg, fish, shellfish, sesame, mustard, sulfites).

    Sensitive Sweets

    • Sensitive Sweets LogoWhat They Make: Cake, Cupcakes, Bread, Muffins, Cookies, Brownies, More Baked Goods
    • Top Allergens Used: Eggs (only select items; see below)
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Direct

    This is a bakery (that ships nationwide), so they have all of their own production in-house. ALL of our products are FREE of gluten, dairy, eggs, soy, peanuts, treenuts, sesame, coconut and oats.  However during the Thanksgiving holiday season, we do bake pies with eggs.  Our staff is trained to prepare, bake and clean to avoid any cross contamination.

    Silk (Danone) (select products)

    • Pictured: SilkWhat They Make: Dairy-Free Yogurt Alternatives, Dairy-Free Milk Alternatives, Dairy-Free Creamer Alternatives (see note below on select items)
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts, Coconut, Soy (select product lines)
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: In Stores Only

    We do have a dairy-free yogurt facility that is 100% plant based. Their milk and creamer alternatives are not made in a dairy-free facility, but they follow allergen protocols.

    Silver Hills Bakery

    • Silver Hills Bakery Sprouted Bread ProductsWhat They Make: Sprouted Bread Products
    • Top Allergens Used: Wheat
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: In Stores Only

    All of our products are made in a dairy-free facility! All of our breads are peanut-, tree nut– and coconut-free. Our tortillas are crafted in a peanut- and tree nut–free facility that processes coconuts. Our buns and bagels are made in a peanut-free facility but tree nuts are processed there.

    Simple Mills (select products)

    • Pictured: Simple MillsWhat They Make: Frosting (all other products are made in shared facilities with milk)
    • Top Allergens Used: Coconut, Soy
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Direct

    The company provides detailed allergen information for each product line. The Frostings are manufactured on equipment that processes products containing coconut and soy, but there is no milk, eggs, or wheat present in the manufacturing facility.

    Snactavist

    • Snactavist - on the Dedicated Dairy-Free Facility Guide - an allergy-friendly companyWhat They Make: Baking Mixes
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Direct

    Their wholesome mixes are made with gluten-free ancient grains and legumes. Their allergen statement boldly proclaims their products are “manufactured in a big-8 allergen-free facility.”

    So Delicious (Danone) (select products)

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: So DeliciousWhat They Make: Dairy-Free Ice Cream Alternatives, Dairy-Free Yogurt Alternatives, Dairy-Free Cheese Alternatives, Dairy-Free Milk Alternatives, Dairy-Free Creamer Alternatives (see note below on select items)
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts, Coconut, Soy (select product lines)
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, most products are In Store Only

    Our frozen facility [that produces their “ice cream” pints and novelties]is completely dairy free. We do have a dairy-free yogurt facility as well that is 100% plant based just like our frozen facility. Their cheese alternative is planned for production in their plant-based facility – we’re still waiting on confirmation. Their milk and creamer alternatives are reportedly not made in a dairy-free facility, but they follow allergen protocols.

    SoyBoy

    • All SoyBoy products (and production facility) are 100% peanut, tree nut, milk, egg, and sesame free.What They Make: Tofu, Tempeh, Plant-Based Meats, Dairy-Free Ravioli
    • Top Allergens Used: Wheat, Soy
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: most products are In Store Only

    All SoyBoy products (and our production facility) are 100% peanut, tree nut, milk, egg, and sesame free.

    Spread’Em Kitchen

    • Spread'Em Kitchen Co has a dairy-free facilityWhat They Make: Cashew Dips, Dairy-Free Butter Alternative, Dairy-Free Cheese Alternatives
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts, Coconut
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Products are primarily sold In Store Only

    Everything is made in a dairy-free plant-based facility. Allergens include: cashews, almonds, coconut

    SunButter

    • Pictured: SunButterWhat They Make: Sunflower Seed Butter
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    We know our product is free-from [the top 8 food allergens]because our entire production facility does not have any of these top allergens present.

    Superseedz

    • Superseedz LogoWhat They Make: Seasoned Pumpkin Seeds
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    Our flavors are top 8 allergen free including dairy, soy, mustard and several others. They are made in a dairy free & milk free facility.

    Surf Sweets

    • Surf Sweets - allergy-friendlyWhat They Make: Gummy Candy, Jelly Beans
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    Our products are produced in a facility free of: wheat, dairy, soy, eggs, tree nuts, peanuts, fish, shellfish, sesame and sulfites.

    Sweet Loren’s

    • Sweet Loren's LogoWhat They Make: Gluten-Free Cookie Dough, Edible Gluten-Free Cookie Dough
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Direct

    All of Sweet Loren’s Cookie Dough is dairy free, and is made in a dairy free facility as well.Our products are manufactured in a dedicated facility free of gluten, wheat, dairy, peanuts and tree nuts.

    Sweet William

    • Pictured: Sweet WilliamWhat They Make: Chocolate Bars, Baking Chocolate, Chocolate Spread
    • Top Allergens Used: Soy
    • Sold In: Australia, New Zealand
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon

    All Sweet William products are free from dairy, lactose, gluten, eggs, peanuts and tree nuts. Sweet William operates a totally dedicated facility and implements strict procedures to ensure their products are free from allergens. In addition, every supplier of ingredients is screened intensely to make sure that every single ingredient is free from dairy, gluten and nuts. Sweet William also regularly sends out batch samples for analysis to make sure there are no allergens present.

    Sweets from the Earth

    • Pictured: Sweets from the EarthWhat They Make: Cakes, Dairy-Free Cheesecakes, Cupcakes, Cookies, Cookie Dough, Bars, Brownies, Muffins
    • Top Allergens Used: Soy, Coconut and Wheat / Gluten, Peanuts, Tree Nuts depending on the facility
    • Sold In: Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Direct

    Our products are handmade in small batches using only the finest 100% plant based ingredients in either our dairy, egg, sesame, peanut & nut free or dairy, egg, wheat & gluten free bakeries.

    Taza Chocolate

    • Pictured: Taza ChocolateWhat They Make: Chocolate Bars and Treats
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    Taza Chocolate produces chocolate that does not contain any dairy, casein, whey, soy, or eggs, or any ingredients containing these items. We manufacture our chocolate on machines that are not shared with these ingredients, in a facility that does not process these ingredients. (similar notation for gluten; product is certified gluten-free)

    TCHO

    • Companies that use Dedicated Dairy-Free FacilitiesWhat They Make: Chocolate Bars and Baking Chocolate
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Hive, Direct

    I am very pleased to let you know we are now, officially, a dairy-free facility. We do not use peanuts, wheat, eggs, milk, sesame, crustaceans or fish products in our facility.

    That’s It

    • Pictured: That's ItWhat They Make: Fruit Bars, Probiotic Bars, Truffle Snacks
    • Top Allergens Used: Coconut
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Direct

    All of That’s it. snacks are made in our own facility, which is free from peanuts, tree nuts (except for coconut), dairy products, eggs, soy, wheat, crustaceans, and fish.

    The Greater Knead

    • Pictured: The Greater KneadWhat They Make: Gluten-Free Bagels, Gluten-Free Bagel Chips, Gluten-Free Baking Ingredients
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Direct

    All of our products are Free from the Top 8 Allergens (peanuts, tree nuts, eggs, wheat, milk, soy, fish and shellfish, and corn).  In following the EU’s guidelines, we’re also Free from sesame seeds, mustard, celery and sulfites. Our products are made in a dedicated Top Allergen free facility.

    The Honest Stand

    • The Honest Stand logoWhat They Make: Dairy-Free Cheese Dips
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Direct

    All of our products are made in a 100% organic, dairy free, and gluten free facility!

    Tofurky (select products)

    • Companies Using Dairy-Free Facilities. Pictured: TofurkyWhat They Make: Vegan Faux Meat Products
    • Top Allergens Used: Soy, Wheat
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, most products are In Store Only

    Our Tofurky products are made in a dairy free facility. (Their Moocho product line is not made in dairy-free facilities.)

    Treeline Cheese

    • Pictured: TreelineWhat They Make: Hard and Soft Dairy-Free Cheese Alternatives
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Direct

    [Treeline Cheese] is all we produce in our factory, so rest assured it is completely dairy free and vegan.

    Tribe Hummus

    • Tribe Hummus is made in a dairy-free facilityWhat They Make: Hummus
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: most products are In Store Only

    Our hummus items are made in a facility which does not use any dairy containing ingredients and the nisin we use in our hummus is derived from a plant based substrate.

    Valsoia

    • Companies Using Dairy-Free Facilities. Pictured: ValsoiaWhat They Make: Almond Milk Gelato, Cashew Milk Gelato, Coconut Milk Gelato, Dairy-Free Gelato Novelties, Dairy-Free Cream Alternatives, Dairy-Free Snacks
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts, Coconut, Soy, Wheat
    • Sold In: United States, United Kingdom, Italy, Germany
    • Where to Buy Online: In Store Only

    Regarding the milk, we confirm we don’t use it in our production plant. Where there is a risk of possible contamination by allergens we quote the words ” May contain…” at the end of the ingredients list. Products that don’t contain the wording (and therefore in which we don’t believe there can be contamination) according to our self-control plan, are also subjected to analysis, with an analytical limit of 2.5 mg/kg

    Vegan Valley

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Vegan ValleyWhat They Make: Dairy-Free Creamy and Cheesy Sauces
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Direct

    Our products are made in a gluten free – dairy free- soy free commercial kitchen.

    Vivian’s Live Again

    • Vivian's Live Again MixesWhat They Make: Sauce Mixes, Soup Mixes, Dessert Mixes, Baking Mixes
    • Top Allergens Used: Soy
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Direct, 

    According to their website, they do not have gluten, eggs, nuts, milk or peanuts in their facility.

    Wayfare Foods

    • Wayfare LogoWhat They Make: Dairy-Free Cheese Alternatives, Dairy-Free Butter Alternatives, Dairy-Free Sour Cream Alternative, Dips, Pudding
    • Top Allergens Used: Coconut
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Direct

    We are currently manufacturing in a temporary facility. It’s a larger plant that houses WayFare production in a separated area within the plant. Our production is in a completely enclosed area with dedicated equipment and storage. That area is dairy free and free of the top 10 allergens. In a few months, we will be back to producing in our own plant. This plant will be entirely dairy free. – date received May 12, 2020

    Wildbrine / Wildcreamery

    • Companies with Dedicated Dairy-Free Facilities, many VeganWhat They Make: Fermented Condiments, Dairy-Free Cheese Alternatives, Dairy-Free Butter Alternatives, Dairy-Free Dips
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Direct

    Wildbrine opened an additional facility in Santa Rosa, CA for the production of the wildCREAMERY products only. Headquarters are still where the wildbrine “brinery” products are made. The brinery is dairy free as well.

    Wild Friends Foods

    • Wild Friends logoWhat They Make: Nut Butters, Peanut Butters, Seed Butters
    • Top Allergens Used: Tree Nuts, Peanuts, Coconut
    • Sold In: United States
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    Our jars are made in a dairy-free facility our single-serve packets are not.

    Wowbutter

    • Wowbutter logoWhat They Make: Peanut-Free Spreads
    • Top Allergens Used: Soy
    • Sold In: United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, European Union, UAE, Hong Kong, China
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost

    WOWBUTTER is made in a dedicated facility and we are milk free. According to their detailed allergen information, their facility is also peanut-free, tree nut-free, sesame-free, gluten-free, egg-free, fish-free, and sulphite-free.

    YumEarth

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: YumEarthWhat They Make: Candy, Fruit Snacks
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Vitacost, Direct

    The facility that manufactures our Organic Lollipops is free from milk, eggs, fish, peanuts, shellfish, soy, tree nuts and wheat. The facility that manufactures our Organic Hard Candies and Drops is free from milk, eggs, fish, peanuts, shellfish, soy, tree nuts and wheat. The facility where we manufacture our Made with Organic Gummy Bears and Gummy Worms is free from milk, eggs, fish, peanuts, shellfish, soy, tree nuts, and wheat. The facility that manufactures our Organic Sour Beans is free from milk, eggs, fish, peanuts, shellfish, soy, tree nuts and wheat.

    Zego Foods

    • Over 60 Food Brands that use Dedicated Dairy-Free Production Facilities. We have all the details on what they make and how they do it. Pictured: Zego FoodsWhat They Make: Snack Bars, Protein Bars, Snack Mixes, Protein Powder, Muesli, Oats
    • Top Allergens Used: None
    • Sold In: United States, Canada
    • Where to Buy Online: Amazon, Direct

    Made in a facility free from gluten & top allergens (no peanuts, no tree nuts, no soy, no dairy, no egg, no wheat, no fish/shellfish, no lupin, no sesame, no mustard, no sulfites).

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    FAQs

    Why isn’t my favorite dairy-free brand on this list?

    For one of two reasons. Either they don’t use a dairy-free facility for production, or we weren’t aware that they use a dairy-free facility for production. We went through hundreds of companies, but of course, we are going to miss some! If you have confirmed that they use a dairy-free facility, let us know! But if not, keep in mind that many dairy-free products are made on shared facilities and often even on shared lines.

    If a brand isn’t on this list, does that mean it isn’t safe for milk allergies?

    No. There are many brands that follow strict cleaning processes, have allergen testing protocols, and/or use dedicated dairy-free lines. This list covers only products made in dedicated dairy-free facilities. Contact companies directly to find out their procedures.

    If a brand is on this list, does that mean it is safe for milk allergies?

    No. As mentioned above, there is no such thing as 100% allergen-free. Only you can decide what is safe enough for your needs. If dealing with a strict food allergy, always contact the company to discuss their current ingredients, processes, facility, and sourcing. Each of these factors can change at any time. This list is just a helpful guide for ideas.

    Why do you only cover dedicated dairy-free facilities and not dedicated dairy-free lines?

    The latter is more of a gray area. Is the line dairy-fee due to rotation, or does the company only make dairy-free products on that line 100% of the time? What is the likelihood that they could switch to another line in the facility in the near future? Where is that line located in the facility? Is it next to a cheddar chip manufacturer where cheese dust could easily spread? Are some flavors made on a dedicated line but not others? The more variables added, the harder it is to assess. Dairy-free facilities are more straight-forward, and we think a great starting point for finding dairy-free brands. Not to mention, there are still about 100 of them on this list!

    Why do you list coconut and tree nuts separately?

    According to the FDA food allergy labeling law, coconut is considered a tree nut. But coconut is not actually a tree nut, and coconut allergies are no more common in people with tree nut allergies than they are in people without tree nut allergies. We list them separately since most people (not all!) with tree nut allergies can safely consume coconut. No one seems to firmly know why the FDA did this, and getting the policy changed has proven difficult.

    Why are there so few Dairy-Free Ice Creams, Milks, and Creamers on this list?

    Unfortunately, most dairy-free ice creams, milks, and creamers are made in dairy facilities, and usually on shared lines at some point during the production process. This is often the case even if there isn’t a “may contain” label on the product. But most dairy alternative producers do follow allergen protocols to help prevent cross-contamination with milk.

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    Alisa is the founder of GoDairyFree.org, Food Editor for Allergic Living magazine, and author of the best-selling dairy-free book, Go Dairy Free: The Guide and Cookbook for Milk Allergies, Lactose Intolerance, and Casein-Free Living, and the new cookbook, Eat Dairy Free: Your Essential Cookbook for Everyday Meals, Snacks, and Sweets. Alisa is also a professional recipe creator and product ambassador for the natural food industry.

    6 Comments

    1. Patricia A Pennington on

      You might check out Dave’s Killer Bread site for dairy free English Muffins. Have trouble finding them locally but when I do I buy two or three packs and freeze them.

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      • Alisa Fleming on

        That’s a great dairy-free brand! They didn’t make this specific list since they don’t use a dairy-free facility. This is what the company sent to us: “Our breads, buns, bagels and English Muffins do not contain dairy (MILK). However, some may be manufactured in a facility that produces products containing dairy (MILK). We clean our facility and lines, however we cannot guarantee that a trace amount would not be left on the lines or in the facility.”

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      • Alisa Fleming on

        Whey is one of the primary proteins in dairy. If a product has whey in it, then it should be disclosed as milk or dairy. The company’s and / or products named here do not use dairy, so they also would not use whey. By definition, if something is dairy-free by ingredients, it is also whey-free by ingredients.

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