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Senate Dems to FDA: Label Sesame as an Allergen

Dave Bloom - 2015/06/26 0

Three senate democrats sent a letter urging the authority to issue a rule requiring manufacturers to label for the presence of sesame. We endorse their actions but think they should go further.

A Day in the Life: Lobbying for Sesame Labeling

Dave Bloom - 2015/06/09 2

Homa's article provides a wonderful day-in-the-life recount of an advocate fighting the good fight for changes to benefit the allergic community.

They’re NOT Allergens? What it Means to be Highly Refined

Dave Bloom - 2015/04/28 33

We discuss the meaning of 'highly refined' and how it affects allergen proteins and labeling requirements.

Allergen Disclosures We Wish Were on the Label

Dave Bloom - 2015/03/02 0

Complete disclosure of the potential for allergen cross-contact is a necessity for the millions of Americans suffering with food allergies and celiac disease.

Advisory: Massive Recall of Peanut Tainted Products

Dave Bloom - 2015/01/22 1

We urge all consumers shopping for individuals with peanut allergy to check to see if any of the products in their households are affected.

FDA is Finding Food Allergens Where They Shouldn't Be

Dave Bloom - 2014/10/30 2

The FDA published a consumer update that is a must read if you have food allergies or care for someone who does.

Update to Safe Snack Guide: June 12, 2014

Dave Bloom - 2014/06/12 0

We've made additions to the Safe Snack Guide just in time for end of school year classroom celebrations and to help with nut-free snack...

Much Ado About Oreos

Dave Bloom - 2014/05/29 7

We answer concerns about the new Reese's variety and what it means for traditional Oreos.

Update to Safe Snack Guide: May 22, 2014

Dave Bloom - 2014/05/22 0

Please note that we have removed a number of products from the Safe Snack Guide and we urge you to download a new copy.

Update to Safe Snack Guide: November 19, 2013

Dave Bloom - 2013/11/19 4

Please note that we have made changes to the contents of the Safe Snack Guide listing products free of peanuts, tree nuts, and eggs to help keep these allergens out of the classroom and your home.

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