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How the FDA Has Continually Failed the Food Allergy Community and Why We Must...
We must take action if we truly want to have needle-free options approved in the future.
FDA Issues New Draft Guidance Regarding Allergen Labeling and Cross-Contact
Spoiler Alert: the draft does nothing to help the food allergy community.
Hilary Duff Finds She is Allergic to Scallops — But Are They a Top...
A shout out to Hilary and a quick lesson in allergen labeling.
FDA Issues Important New Draft Guidance on Allergen Labeling After 16 Years
Must read if you are concerned with food allergies, intolerances, or celiac disease.
Company will Add Trace Amount of Allergen to All Products to Skirt Safety Regulation
Think major manufacturers all have their consumers’ interests at heart? Think again.
Easter Kit Recall Exposes Serious Ambiguity in US Allergen Labeling Regulations
The problem underlying the recall is not as clear-cut as stated on the FDA's website.
Lisa Horn Chats with Dave Bloom About Allergies, Labeling, and SnackSafely on “Food Allergy...
We discuss food allergies, allergen labeling, our petition, FALCPA, and other topics on the Food Allergy Talk podcast.
Nuts! What They Really Are and How the FDA Classifies Them as Allergens
Deciphering the FDA's "tree nut" designation can be confusing. Here's a quick primer to help.
Study Finds Majority Learn of Their Sesame Allergy After Diagnosis of Other Food Allergies
Only 1/3 of patients had prior reaction to sesame.
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