Allergens
Food Standards Agency calls for mandatory publishing of allergen information on menus
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has said restaurants should be required to publish allergen information on menus.
FSA to discuss Owen’s Law campaign this month
The Food Standards Agency’s push for operators to list allergens on menus is one step closer as proposals are set to be discussed on 13 December.
Natasha’s Law: reflecting on the past two years
Natasha's Law: Two years on at the Allergens Summit
The Caterer to host Allergens Webinar two years on from Natasha’s Law
Half of businesses tested in breach of Natasha's Law
'Nothing off the table' in drive to improve allergy labelling, say MPs
A government minister said “nothing is off the table” as MPs debated proposals to make dining[...]
Bereaved mothers tell health secretary to appoint allergy tsar ahead of debate
Two mothers whose teenage daughters died from severe allergic reactions have made a personal plea to[...]
Byron burger death: Petition to change allergen law reaches parliament
A petition calling for a change in the law to require restaurants to display all information[...]
Coroner calls for stricter reporting around allergic reactions after Pret A Manger deaths
The family of a woman who died after eating a Pret A Manger sandwich have welcomed[...]
Restaurant operator fined after woman suffered anaphylactic shock
The operator of a Newcastle restaurant has been fined after a woman with a peanut allergy went into anaphylactic shock on her 18th birthday. "
Pret allergen death was 'entirely avoidable' say family
The family of a woman with an acute dairy allergy who died after eating a Pret a Manger sandwich contaminated with milk have said her death was “entirely avoidable”.
Coroner requests details from Pret a Manger supplier ahead of allergen death inquest
A coroner preparing an inquest into the death of a woman who suffered a fatal allergic reaction to a Pret a Manger vegan sandwich has requested more information from the chain’s suppliers.
Parents of girl who died after eating Pret baguette launch food allergen study
The parents of a teenager who died from an allergic reaction to a Pret A Manger[...]
Here are the free-from products that are as good as the original
Suppliers know that free-from food is ordered for both lifestyle and medical reasons, and they are[...]
Court issues fine after restaurant serves woman with nut allergy macarons
A restaurant owner has been fined after a woman collapsed while suffering a severe reaction to[...]
How did leading UK firms adapt to Natasha’s Law – and what big lessons were learned?
Natasha’s Law, which came into force on 1 October, was the reason that many food businesses[...]
Campaign highlights new food allergy law and resources available for businesses
Natasha’s Law’ the new legislation on allergen labelling for food packaging, came into force on 1 October. The Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) is hosting a campaign and resources to help businesses understand and comply with the new legislation."
Last minute rush as food businesses turn to Nutritics to meet new allergy labelling law
Nutritics, a leading provider of food labelling solutions in the UK has confirmed a huge uptake in their automated labelling solution in the run up to the deadline for Natasha’s Law, which comes into force on the 1st of October.
Five key ways to get ready for Natasha's Law
The deadline for Natasha’s Law looms. Here are the five key actions businesses should take to get ready.
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