Does Mission Foods use genetically modified ingredients?
Mission Foods do not use genetically modified ingredients in any of its products. We have a stringent process of checks with our suppliers to ensure that all ingredients are non-genetically modified.
What does the date printed on the package mean?
This date is the last day we guarantee our products to meet our high standards for taste and quality.
What does this information printed on the package mean: BEST BEFORE DEC 29 04 L1 03:42 AU
It is the code date we use to identify the plant that produced the product, the expiration date of the product, and the production line and time. This information helps us for traceability purposes.
Do any of your products contain any of the major eight allergen foods?
Mission Foods products do not contain any of the following ingredients: peanuts, crustacea, or tree nuts.
Which products contain milk ingredients?
We have several products containing Milk ingredients: Mission Extreme Cheese Tortilla Triangles. Mission Plain Naan Bread, Mission Garlic & Herb Naan Bread, Mission Yoghurt and Mint Naan Bread, Mission Round Plain Pizza Base, Mission Round Garlic & Herb Pizza Base, Mission Rectangle Plain Pizza Base, Mission Rectangle Garlic & Herb Pizza Base, Mission Rye Wraps.
Which products contain soy ingredients?
The following three products contain Soy ingredients: Mission Five Grain Wraps, Mission Multi-grain Tortillas and Mission Chilli and Lime Chips. All of our wraps and tortillas may contain traces of Soy.
Are Mission Foods products gluten free?
We do not add any ingredients that contain gluten into the following products: Mission Regular Taco Shells, Mission Jumbo Taco Shells, Mission White Corn Tortilla Strips, Mission White Corn Tortillas, Mission Extreme Cheese Corn Chips and Mission Chilli and Lime Corn Chips.
Which Mission products contain Gluten?
The following all contain Gluten (wheat): All Mission Tortillas (except Corn), Mission Wraps, Mission Pita Breads, Mission Lebanese Breads, Mission Taco Seasoning Mix, Mission Taco Dinner Kit, Mission Burrito Dinner Kit, Mission Soft Taco Dinner Kit, Mission Pizza Bases, Mission Chapattis and Mission Naan Bread.
Is there any wheat, rye, barley, or oats in corn tortillas?
No. Mission corn tortillas do not contain wheat, rye, barley, or oat ingredients.
Are wheat flour tortillas produced in the same lines as corn products?
No, our corn production lines are dedicated to corn products only. Wheat flour tortillas are produced on dedicated lines.
Is wheat used in any way to make the corn products?
There are no wheat ingredients or incidental wheat present in the products or on the lines that produce corn products.
Is there a potential for cross-contamination of corn products with wheat ingredients?
All Mission Foods plants have strict food safety programs in place, including a very comprehensive Allergen Control Program.
Does Mission Foods use Monosodium Glutamate (MSG) in their products?
No, there is no MSG in any Mission products except the Mission Extreme Cheese Tortilla Triangles, Mission Cheesy Nachos Tortilla Triangles and Mission Chilli and Lime Tortilla Triangles
Do any of Mission Foods products contain ingredients from animal sources?
We have several products containing ingredients from animal sources: Mission Extreme Cheese Tortilla Triangles, Mission Plain Naan Bread, Mission Garlic Naan Bread, Mission Yoghurt and Mint Naan Bread, Mission Round Plain Pizza Base, Mission Round Garlic Pizza Base, Mission Rectangle Plain Pizza Base, Mission Rectangle Garlic Pizza Base, Mission Rye Wraps.
Why does Mission Foods use preservatives?
Preservatives help protect the flavour and the freshness of our products. We use only the minimum amount of preservatives necessary to provide the product its shelf life.
Does Mission Foods use partially hydrogenated oils?
No, we discontinued the use of partially hydrogenated oils.
Are Mission Foods plastic bags recyclable?
No. We are not able to recycle this material in Australia.
How do I open the brown bag Mission tortilla chips?
Cut along the dotted line with scissors. Open top carefully. When done, fold the bag a few times and use a chip clip to keep bag sealed tightly.
What is the difference between a wrap and a flour tortilla?
Wraps are a sandwich with a twist; they are larger than a regular tortilla and come in a variety of flavours. Great for appetizers and party snacks.
What is the difference between a burrito, soft taco, and fajita size tortilla?
The difference is only in the diameter. A burrito is approximately 8” to 10” and a soft taco is apprximately 6”.
What are the sizes available in corn tortillas?
The typical corn tortilla size available in all markets is 6” diameter.
What is the shelf life of Mission Products?
The shelf life of our Mission products varies depending on their formulation and storage conditions. Following is the typical shelf life of Mission products stored at ambient temperature (unopened package):
Flour tortillas | 9 months |
Corn tortilla | 3 months |
Mini Wrap Original | 90 days |
Whole wheat Mini Wrap | 90 days |
Wraps | 90 days |
Taco shells | 9 months |
Dinner kits | 9 months |
Taco seasoning mix | 12 months |
Pita bread | 23 days |
Lebanese bread | 23 days |
How long can tortillas be kept at ambient temperature after I buy them?
The tortillas can be left at ambient temperature and consumable up until the date printed on the package, if unopened.
How long can we keep the tortillas after opening the package?
It depends on the handling conditions the product was exposed to. If you are not going to consume the whole package after opening it, wash your hands, remove the amount of tortillas required and place the remainder in an air tight container. The product should be consumed within 7 days under refrigerated conditions.
What happens to tortillas after their shelf life has expired?
They may grow mould and become dry.
Is it okay to freeze corn tortillas?
No. We cannot be liable for the quality, safety and characteristics of the product under these conditions, especially if the customer freezes the product at the end of its ambient shelf life.
Is it okay to freeze flour tortillas?
No. We cannot be liable for the quality, safety and characteristics of the product under these conditions, especially if the customer freezes the product at the end of its ambient shelf life.