On 5th September, the UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) has published updates to their food allergen labelling and information technical guidance.This best practice technical guidance aims to support food businesses when applying allergen labelling, whilst helping to keep consumers safe. The update ...
The UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) is seeking stakeholder comment on a proposed guidance for industry regarding best practices for providing allergen information on non-prepackaged foods, such as in restaurants or at deli counters. After UK Man Dies From Accidentally Overdosing Caffeine, FSA Releases...
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) launched their Here to Help campaign last week, with the aim of encouraging micro food businesses to make sure they’re aware of what they need to do to ensure their food business is compliant with food regulations.
Food allergen communication: an in-business feasibility trial The Food Standards Agency (FSA), in collaboration with Kantar Public UK's Behavioural Practice, conducted a feasibility trial to investigate whether a ... R Mcphedran,K Patel,A Rayner,... - 《Food Control》 被引量: 0发表: 2021年...
Allergen testing seeks to determine the presence of foods or food residues that are classified as allergens in foods or beverages that are not labeled as containing those foods. Class 1 allergens, which encompass the Big 9, are of the greatest concern in
For this reason, the UK Food Standards Agency has prepared a draft Generic labelling The choice of food products that are “safe” for the allergic consumer also depends on the specificity of the term used to indicate the presence, or in the case of precautionary labelling, the possible ...
These efforts, however, have led to the issuance of strengthened guidance and the commitment of authorities to study the best way to exchange allergen information between restaurants and diners (Food Standards Agency, 2022b). In the US, allergen management in foodservice operations is not included...
We agree that consumers with food allergies need clear information about the risks of allergens being accidently present in food,1 but changes to existing practices must be based on robust scientific evidence. The Food Standards Agency has been working with a range of experts to review the current...
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We label allergens on our food products in accordance with the "Food Labeling Standards" established by the Consumer Affairs Agency. Allergen labelling Our Measures for Radioactive Materials To ensure we supply products that our customers can use safely, in addition to following administrative guidanc...