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How do I have a product added to the Safe Snack Guide?

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In order to have a product vetted and listed in the Guide, the manufacturer must join our Manufacturer Partnership Program and provide us with information regarding the...

Why isn’t this product in the Safe Snack Guide? Isn’t it safe?

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There are many products appropriate for the Safe Snack Guide that aren’t listed. It doesn’t necessarily mean they aren’t safe;  it just means their manufacturer hasn’t...

Can you tell me about this product?

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Sorry, but we cannot comment on products that are not listed in the Safe Snack Guide because we do not have an established relationship...

How is the Safe Snack Guide researched and vetted?

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We have changed the way the Safe Snack Guide is vetted. We previously relied upon periodic product surveys where we would read individual product...
MiniJect Auto-Injector

Miniature Epinephrine Auto-Injector Takes Next Step Toward Commercialization

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Device promises smaller form-factor and better temperature stability.
The Holiday Edition of the Safe Snack Guide

Announcing the Holiday Edition of The Safe Snack Guide to Help You Plan a...

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Allergy-friendly gifts, festive products to serve at your celebration and baking supplies to make your own holiday creation!
Belay & Elijah-Alavi

New State Law Raises Bar for How Daycare Centers Keep Kids with Food Allergies...

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The Elijah-Alavi Foundation and Belay partner to help daycares conform with the new guidelines.
Thin Mints

Some Thin Mints Girl Scout Cookies Now Carry Peanut, Milk and Coconut Warning

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Label warning will only appear on Thin Mints from one of two licensed manufacturers.
Update to Safe Snack Guide and Allergence!

Update to Safe Snack Guide and Allergence!

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Tons of new peanut, tree nut and Top 8 allergen-free products!
Spokin Advisory

Spokin's Omission of Crucial Allergen Processing Information Puts Allergic Individuals at Risk

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Users are cautioned not to rely on the app and instead call the respective product manufacturers to confirm allergen processing information for themselves.