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Celiaccess.com Debuts as Gluten-free Search Engine & Networking Site

DECATUR, Georgia (October 18, 2009) – Celiaccess.com made its debut this weekend at the Atlanta Metro Celiacs’ Gluten Free Products Fair. Started by a husband and wife team, Trey and Lindsay Grainger of Decatur, Georgia, Celiaccess is a website which allows users to quickly find the current “gluten status” information about products and restaurants.

Celiaccess is a free resource allowing users to submit product and restaurant information, which can then be accessed and updated by others members. “The idea is to empower the gluten-free community to both share and quickly find information about any product,” said Trey Grainger, the site’s architect. By giving users the ability to add, edit, or comment on products and restaurants, Celiaccess conveniently provides users with the most up-to-date gluten status information.

Celiaccess began as a concept over a year ago when Lindsay and Trey experienced the frustration of searching for gluten information online. “Reading multiple outdated message boards and browsing though pages of irrelevant search results can take such a long time. I just wanted a central website to visit for looking up gluten-free information,” commented Lindsay.

Interest in Celiaccess.com was overwhelming at the Gluten Free Products Fair on Saturday. Hundreds of individuals and families stopped by the Celiaccess table where they were able to learn about and try out the new site. Members of the gluten-free community are urged to visit the website, provide feedback, and most importantly—add products and restaurants. “While over 1,000 products are currently listed on the site, we’re counting on the community to add their favorite products and restaurants, making the site their own,” added Lindsay.

For more information, please visit www.celiaccess.com.