Accreditations

All FREEE products are certified by Coeliac UK, the UK charity for those with coeliac disease. The internationally recognised Crossed Grain symbol is a sign of safety and enables you to quickly identify that our products have gluten-free certification. In order to be certified our products must meet a range of criteria to ensure they are gluten free, both in terms of the raw materials, the production process, through to the finished goods.

We have been certified by the Soil Association, the UK’s leading food and farming charity and organic certification body, since we were founded in 1978. This logo shows our products have met a strict set of standards to ensure they are full of the good stuff and none of the bad, containing the absolute maximum of certified organic ingredients inside. When you see this logo you also know we follow the highest possible standards for environmental and wildlife protection.

Many of our products are certified by the Vegan Society, the world’s leading vegan authority. To receive this certification each of our products is checked by the dedicated team at the Vegan Society to guarantee it is animal and animal testing free, and free from genetically modified organisms.

Most of our products are Kosher, which means the products have been prepared according to Kosher guidelines and have been approved by a Rabbi.

Established in 2004, The Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) is a not-for-profit organisation committed to developing and implementing global standards for the production of sustainable palm oil. Its mission is to transform markets to make sustainable palm oil the norm and all RSPO certified sustainable palm oil has been produced to stringent environmental and social criteria. Check out their progress at www.rspo.org. At FREEE, we use only RSPO certified sustainable, 100% identity preserved palm oil, which is the RSPO’s highest standard and means our palm oil can be traced right back to individual RSPO certified mills and plantations. Ours come exclusively from South American suppliers, who are also organic certified and thus are dedicated to enhancing their local environment by setting aside at least 10% of their land for ‘wildlife corridors’ valuable for the natural fauna and flora.