Schär
Gluten free specialists from South Tyrol, with roots in 1922.
Schär's roots go back to 1922, when Dr Anton Schär, a doctor from Innsbruck, and Gottfried Untertrifaller launched their first product in South Tyrol, a fortified semolina to fight child malnutrition after the First World War. In 1979 Ulrich Ladurner took over the Dr. Schär brand, and since its relaunch in 1981 it has specialised in gluten free food. Schär's crispbread swaps the rye of a traditional crispbread for rice and maize flours, and the pack carries the Crossed Grain symbol and a vegan claim: a lean, light crispbread for the gluten free cheese board.
Schär's crispbread is the simple gluten free crispbread: rice and maize, the Crossed Grain symbol on the pack, and 1.7g of fat per 100g on the label data.
About Schär
Schär's roots go back to 1922, when Dr Anton Schär, a doctor from Innsbruck, and Gottfried Untertrifaller launched their first product in South Tyrol, a fortified semolina to fight child malnutrition after the First World War.
Key facts
Brand timeline
Dr Anton Schär and Gottfried Untertrifaller launch a fortified semolina in South Tyrol.
Ulrich Ladurner takes over the Dr. Schär brand.
The brand is relaunched to specialise in gluten free food.
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Schär Crispbread is a gluten free crispbread made from rice flour, maize flour, sugar and salt, and the label carries the Crossed Grain symbol. The pack also carries vegan claims and a…
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Schär: Frequently Asked Questions
The pack carries a gluten free claim and the Crossed Grain symbol. Check the allergy advice on the pack you receive.
South Tyrol in northern Italy.
