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Swap guide: Crackers

Updated November 10, 2026

Swap guide: Crackers

Many crackers are made from wheat flour. Here is what the sources say, and the certified crackers on ByeGly.

Why crackers come up

  • Crackers are often wheat. USDA's Economic Research Service says flour from Soft Red Winter wheat "is used for cakes, cookies, and crackers," and that white wheat flour is used for products including "crackers."1
  • Wheat can be treated before harvest. In Canada, pre-harvest glyphosate on wheat was first registered in 1992, to be applied at 30% grain moisture or less, typically 7 to 14 days before harvest.2
  • Grain products are tested. CFIA's 2015-2016 survey reported glyphosate detected in 36.6% of 869 grain product samples, with 3.9% above Canadian limits.3

None of this tells you how a particular product was grown or made. That is what certifications are for. For what regulators have said about glyphosate, see Where agencies stand.

What to look for

  • Glyphosate Residue Free or BioChecked Non-Glyphosate on the package: a lab did not detect glyphosate in the product at about 0.01 ppm. That is a detection limit, not zero, and it is not a health claim.
  • USDA Certified Organic: glyphosate may not be used in organic crop production. It is not a residue test.
  • Check the exact product. A certification covers the listed product, not everything a brand makes.

See How to read a label, Certifications explained and How we verify.

Certified crackers on ByeGly

Our cracker list is short so far: two brands.

  • Artisan Tropic (REELIE) (Glyphosate Residue Free): Organic Sea Salt Grain-Free Crackers; Organic Tomato Herb Grain-Free Crackers. Where to buy: store locator; retailers named on the brand's site: Amazon.
  • cadootz (Glyphosate Residue Free): Cheddar; Ranch; Sea Salt; Variety Pack. Where to buy: store locator; retailers named on the brand's site: Instacart, Target.

Only the exact products listed on ByeGly are certified as far as we can confirm. Other products from the same brand are not on our list unless they appear there.

Each listing on ByeGly shows the certification, a Source link to the brand page where we saw it, the date we last checked it, and a Buy link to the brand's own site. Where the brand's site has a store locator or names retailers, we show it next to the brand.

Related

Don't see what you buy? If it isn't listed, it's not on our list yet. Use Request a product to ask us to look at it. We add a listing only if we can confirm a named certification on the brand's own public site.

Sources

Product facts come from the live ByeGly product database (Supabase project byegly, public listings, read November 10, 2026). Product and certification names are shown as the brand writes them; where-to-buy details come from the brand's own site as recorded in that database.

Footnotes

  1. USDA Economic Research Service, Wheat Sector at a Glance (updated October 28, 2026): https://www.ers.usda.gov/topics/crops/wheat/wheat-sector-at-a-glance ↩

  2. Agriculture Canada / Health Canada PMRA, Decision Document E92-02, Glyphosate, Preharvest Use (1992): https://publications.gc.ca/collections/Collection/H113-4-92-02E.pdf ↩

  3. Canadian Food Inspection Agency, Glyphosate Testing in 2015-2016: https://open-science.canada.ca/server/api/core/bitstreams/43569b7d-f44b-4734-98e5-bca71d7f1317/content ↩