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When you can't publicly roll your eyes at people with food hypersensitivities, but really wish you could, you post stuff like this to denote your disdain and scepticism instead.
Just returned to England after two wonderful weeks in France. Despite visiting dozens of cafés, restaurants, bars, boulangeries and crêperies, we were never once asked if we had any food allergies or intolerances. Incredibly, we all survived.
.@AoecsCoeliac publishes position statement calling for mandatory allergen information on plant-based food contact materials, due to potential migration from packaging to food. #coeliac
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Hate Oatly for what they did to Glebe Farm, but this is the correct decision. If it deters brands from using 'milk free' as an allergy-safe claim, it might however impact those with milk allergy. https://t.co/jQnF4r4Wnu
Hate Oatly for what they did to Glebe Farm, but this is the correct decision. If it deters brands from using 'milk free' as an allergy-safe claim, it might however impact those with milk allergy. https://t.co/jQnF4r4Wnu
Lots of coverage (BBC, Express, Standard, Indy ...), but all seem to miss this pt. I'm guessing there's an exemption in France (?), which is why it was not highlighted by researchers. Perhaps worth reassuring milk allergy members, @AllergyUK1@AnaphylaxisUK@NatashasLegacy? 3/3
Interrupting a sabbatical for this #foodallergy news ...
French researchers have suggested some allergens ought to be added to the current 'top 14' emphasis able foods, including peas, lentils and ... sheep/goat milk. 1/3
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But in the UK sheep/goat milk are already included under the 'milk' category which incorporates all mammalian milks. Here's @foodgov, see pt. 40. #milkallergy 2/3
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@AliWalshGF@carlytalbot Of course, it should have been over-stickered. Was it in an independent store specialising in overseas foods? I don't think I've ever visited one where I didn't find non-compliant labelling, sadly.