Dried blueberries

[Wineart]

Bought some dried blueberries from Costco Canada yesterday to make port. It says on the package contains blueberries, sugar and sunflower oil. MAY contain peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, soy, milk and eggs. Is the "MAY" because it comes from a plant that processes these things or it probably does contain some of them? Red flags went up and I haven't opened them yet. Any input on this?' Has anyone used something like this before?

 

[franc1969]

Bought some dried blueberries from Costco Canada yesterday to make port. It says on the package contains blueberries, sugar and sunflower oil. MAY contain peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, soy, milk and eggs. Is the "MAY" because it comes from a plant that processes these things or it probably does contain some of them? Red flags went up and I haven't opened them yet. Any input on this?' Has anyone used something like this before?

From knowledge related to wheat allergy/gluten intolerance, this is to cover their butts on shared equipment and is law in many cases. The items or recipes themselves do not have any of those items, but a lawsuit would be devastating to the company.
Although if you are absolutely intolerant to cross contamination, like as a celiac person, I would not.