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The J.M. Smucker Company — CREAMY PEANUT BUTTER, CREAMY

See what the reviewed ingredient names suggest across seven independent checks—and what still requires current package, supplier, facility, manufacturer, or certifier evidence.

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Ingredient checks

These results are derived from the current reviewed ingredient fingerprint. They are not product certification, facility approval, medical advice, or a guarantee of the current formula.

HalalPotentially Halal

No ingredient conflict was found; 43 ingredients have supporting Halal Watch records.

KosherCheck Kosher source

Several ingredients may require kosher sourcing or processing verification (not directly prohibited by name).

  • Sugar: Sugar may be refined with bone char or use animal-derived processing aids; source/processing matters for Kosher.
  • MONO AND DIGLYCERIDES: MONO AND DIGLYCERIDES can be animal- or plant-derived; source determines Kosher acceptability.
  • Salt: Salt listing includes 'ANIMAL' as a typical source; origin/processing may affect Kosher status.

OrganicCheck Organic source

Ingredient names alone cannot establish Organic source, process, or certification status.

  • roasted peanuts: ROASTED PEANUTS must be certified organic to claim organic.
  • Sugar: SUGAR requires certified organic source (processing method also matters).
  • Molasses: MOLASSES must be from certified organic cane/beet to be organic.
  • Soybean: SOYBEAN requires certified organic source.
  • rapeseed: RAPESEED (canola) requires certified organic source.
  • fully hydrogenated vegetable oils: FULLY HYDROGENATED VEGETABLE OILS are processed ingredients; organic status depends on certified inputs and processing.
  • MONO AND DIGLYCERIDES: MONO AND DIGLYCERIDES are processed; organic status depends on certified feedstock and processing.

VeganCheck Vegan source

No explicit animal ingredients by name, but several entries may be animal-derived or use animal processing aids; verify sources.

  • Sugar: SUGAR listing shows 'ANIMAL' as a possible source/processing input; verify animal-derived refining.
  • MONO AND DIGLYCERIDES: MONO AND DIGLYCERIDES may be animal-derived (or plant); origin must be verified for vegan status.
  • Salt: Salt lists 'ANIMAL' as a possible source; verify origin/processing for vegan compliance.

VegetarianCheck Vegetarian source

No explicit meat present, but some ingredients may be animal-derived or processed with animal inputs; source verification advised.

  • MONO AND DIGLYCERIDES: MONO AND DIGLYCERIDES can be animal- or plant-derived; source affects vegetarian acceptability.
  • Sugar: SUGAR shows 'ANIMAL' as a possible typical source/processing input; verify for vegetarian consumers.

Gluten-FreePotentially Gluten-Free

No wheat, barley, rye, malt, or gluten-containing grain listed by name; ingredient names do not directly indicate gluten.

Non-GMOCheck Non-GMO source

Ingredient names alone cannot establish Non-GMO source, process, or certification status.

  • Soybean: SOYBEAN is a crop with common GMO varieties; genetic source must be verified.
  • rapeseed: RAPESEED (canola) can be genetically modified; verify non-GMO sourcing.
  • Sugar: SUGAR may come from GMO sugar beet or non-GMO cane; genetic source must be checked.
  • fully hydrogenated vegetable oils: FULLY HYDROGENATED VEGETABLE OILS may be derived from GMO oilseeds (e.g., soybean); verify input genetics.
  • MONO AND DIGLYCERIDES: MONO AND DIGLYCERIDES may be derived from GMO feedstocks (soy/vegetable); verify genetic origin.

Reviewed ingredients

Open an approved canonical ingredient to review available aliases, descriptions, source context, related products, and verified sourced facts.

roasted peanutsSugarMolassesfully hydrogenated vegetable oilsrapeseedSoybeanMONO AND DIGLYCERIDESSalt

What this page cannot prove

Ingredient-only assessment. It does not verify the facility, equipment, processing aids, cross-contact, supply chain, or independent certification.

  • Potential compatibility is not certification or a safety guarantee.
  • Ingredient names do not establish the exact supplier, process, equipment, or cross-contact controls.
  • Formulations and labels can change; check the current package and authoritative source.