Käännös - Ruotsi-Ranska - garanterat fria frÃ¥n fullkorn en frukt om dagen...

"garanti sans" est la formule normallement utilisee en francais.

Coco,
do you really mean that the distinction betweeen 'libre' and 'sans' are worth an academic discussion? Or is it so that you do not understand?

1) I really don't see what makes you think that there is something I don't understand. ("fria från" is close enough to "free from", thank you)
2) I don't think I suggested at any time to have "an academic discussion" about this (even though some people on this site obviously love those)
3) I'm only pointing to what I think is most commonly used in my mother tongue, French. With rare expections ( like "libre de droits" ), "libre de", in French, does not mean "sans" and is way less frequent.

Just trying to help, here, like everyone else.