The SDS would hopefully clear up or confirm your concerns, and I have no idea if the product you bought is food safe or not, but I would point out that you should definitely wear gloves to handle any strong glue, whether it's food safe or not, and that the solvents are often eye irritants. I'd discovered the hard way that the solvents in cyanoacrylate glues in particular are eye irritants. (Not a way to fix glasses, folks.)
So, for what it's worth, I personally would be neither deterred nor comforted by the information you presented.
However, "I do not understand if this is safe and don't have the time to research it to my satisfaction" is a totally solid reason for deciding not to do something on safety grounds in my book.
If you're able to email the company and ask for an SDS, they'll probably give it to you. I've had luck with this before.
So, for what it's worth, I personally would be neither deterred nor comforted by the information you presented.
However, "I do not understand if this is safe and don't have the time to research it to my satisfaction" is a totally solid reason for deciding not to do something on safety grounds in my book.
If you're able to email the company and ask for an SDS, they'll probably give it to you. I've had luck with this before.