Progresso New England Clam Chowder Soup, Rich & Hearty Canned Soup, Gluten Free, 18.5 oz (Pack of 12)

Q: Is the price and quantity correct, i.e. price listed is $12.68 for 1 can of soup?

This price for this item as listed is right, but this is not what I paid. Definitely shop for a better price, I paid about $2.14 per can, but I bought a case of 12.

Q: Modified food starch is listed in the ingredients. That is gluten. How is this being sold as gluten free?

Modified food starch is not gluten. Gluten is a protein found in wheat. It's not a starch. And MFS in the US is from corn. Probably gmo corn, but that's not the goal of gluten free labeling. This product is not certified gluten free, but a watchdog group has recently tested it with ELISA (the gold standard) and found it to be gluten free. That doesn't mean they won't screw up a batch, put the wrong noodles in it, or use a contaminated broth next time. But they are probably being careful enough to pass a random test. And nowadays people are more aware of what it takes to make non contaminated GF food. I suggest you read the website verywellhealth to find safe foods for you. Also if you have allergies, those are covered better by reading the FALCPA website.

Q: The current page says it's only one can but costs over $40. Can the vendor please correct the page if it is actually 12 cans?

I purchased a case of 12 cans of this soup on 8/22/20. The price at that time was $40.95. The product information now clearly states that the box contains one can, which is probably an error. (Amazon product information is almost always sloppy and incomplete.) You can always order this soup and return it if you only receive one can. My editorial comment: Jeff Bezos makes WAY too much money to run this sloppy an organization!

Q: Are all the ingredients Non-GMO? Is it free of Roundup ready gmo crops that absorb glyphosate a neurotoxin and residues get in the food?

I'm guessing you knew the answer before you asked. Thank you for in lightening the rest of us. Can states, "Partially Produced with Generic Engineering.". "Learn more at Ask.GeneralMills.com"