Important Update: Videri Chocolate Factory

I can no longer recommend Videri Chocolate Factory to the food allergy community since they will no longer be a nut, gluten, soy, or egg-free facility. This is extremely disappointing for people with food allergies to lose yet another option that might be safe for their food allergies.

This post used to be a review about Videri Chocolate Factory when they were nut-free and has been edited to reflect the current situation.

Disclaimer: Please check that all ingredients are suitable for your allergies and be sure to ask your medical care team regarding any allergy related questions (I do not share medical advice). As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.

Videri Chocolate Factory will add tree nuts!

“Beginning August 1, 2025, Videri Chocolate Factory will start producing chocolate products that include tree nuts, such as almonds, hazelnuts and pecans. With this change, Videri will no longer operate as a nut, gluten, soy or egg-free facility.”

Please refer to their FAQ for more information as well as information on how to buy their existing supply of nut-free chocolates by placing an order before July 29, 2025.

This is also a reminder that manufacturers have the right to change their ingredients and products and this is why we read the ingredient label for products even if we have purchased them before.

Support Nut-Free Businesses

Be sure to check out the other nut-free businesses on my 100+ Nut-Free Bakeries & Restaurants in the US & Canada, including Vermont Nut Free Chocolates, a wonderful company that is very involved in the food allergy community and makes delicious chocolates. My favorite products are the hot chocolate cocoa mix and the chocolate covered pretzels.

Caution: Chocolate and Dairy Allergy

Chocolate is one product that I’m super careful about as a source of potential nut cross contact and will periodically check and double-check over the years.

If you happen to have a dairy allergy as well, I highly recommend extreme caution when shopping for dairy-free chocolate due to on-going recalls with undeclared milk in chocolate. There are new chocolate and dairy related recalls nearly every week.

People with a dairy allergy might want to shop from well-known nut-free and dairy-free brands such as Free2B, Enjoy Life Foods, or Pascha, which market to the food allergy community.

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