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Food Product Recalls Explained
Why are food products so often recalled and are they really that dangerous?
These Four Changes Would Make Food Labeling MUCH Safer for the Allergic Community
US allergen labeling is ambiguous and dangerous and must be fixed.
The FASTER Act: What It Does and Why YOU Need to Help Pass It
FARE can't do it alone: Do your part to help pass the FASTER Act.
Download the Graphic: What You Need to Know About Allergen Labeling
Print at home and share with family, friends, and your child's teacher.
Many New Allergy-Friendly Products! Download the Latest Safe Snack Guide (or Create Your Own...
We've added many new products and welcome two new companies to our Manufacturer Partnership.
Why Hostess Will Begin Adding Peanut Flour to Suzy Q’s
Hostess isn't saying, but we can guess from past experience what their motivation is.
How are manufacturers required to label products containing the eight major allergens?
FALCPA requires food manufacturers to label food products that contain an ingredient that is or contains protein from a major food allergen in one...
What is the Manufacturers’ Product Portal?
SnackSafely.com has developed a proprietary platform that allows us to engage directly with manufacturers to learn much more about how their products are produced....
What is the SnackSafely.com Manufacturer Partnership Program?
The SnackSafely.com Manufacturer Partnership Program is program designed to foster greater transparency in the disclosure of possible sources of allergen cross-contamination during the manufacture of food products....
What allergens are covered by the Safe Snack Guide?
The Safe Snack Guide provides options that are free of peanuts, tree nuts and the FALCPA “Top 8” Allergens.