Dave Bloom
CEO & Co-Founder of SnackSafely.com and proud food allergy dad.
Advocating for food allergy awareness and causes since the founding of SnackSafely.com in 2011. Dedicated to solving issues critical to the food allergy community by leveraging over 25 years of technical expertise gained serving various senior roles in the Financial Services industry.
Authority on issues regarding the manufacture of allergy-friendly food products and founder of the SnackSafely.com Manufacturer Partnership, a consortium of food manufacturers now numbering 75+ companies that have agreed to provide detailed disclosure of their manufacturing processes beyond what the FDA requires.
Did EpiPen Marketer Mylan Just Put Out Their ‘For Sale’ Sign?
Beset by turmoil in the generics market, Mylan considers its options.
Update to the Safe Snack Guide and Allergence!
Download your free copy for home and the classroom!
Town Proposes Food Allergy Regulations Among the Strictest in the Nation
Looking for ways to act locally for better allergen disclosures? Follow this town's example.
Children Honored for Saving Dad’s Life with EpiPen
Michael Conway, 48, has his quick thinking children to thank for his life.
Pfizer Warns of Continued EpiPen Shortages for Canada as FDA Confirms US Shortage Continues
We urge our US and Canada readers to plan ahead as back-to-school approaches.
Study: Gluten-Free Products for Children Have Poor Nutritional Value
"The health halo often attributed to the GF label is not warranted..."
Important Advisory Regarding the Safe Snack Guide and Chips Ahoy Cookies
We have removed listings of all Chips Ahoy brand cookies from the Safe Snack Guide.
FDA Establishes Task Force to Address Drug Shortages
Long term solutions are necessary but will do nothing to alleviate current shortages. The FDA must do more.
Safe Snack Guide and Allergence: Three New Partners, 120+ New Products!
The guide used by thousands of schools and tens of thousands of parents nationwide!
Tragedy Averted: Mom Threatening Legal Action Gets Pharmacist to Act
Mother files complaint over what she calls the 'horrifying and heartbreaking' treatment her daughter received.
