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Inquest into Celia Marsh’s death raises many issues

19/09/2022 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  3 Comments

In December 2017, on a post Christmas shopping expedition,  42 year-old Celia Marsh died after suffering an anaphylactic reaction. She had just eaten a super-veg rainbow flatbread from Pret a Manger which was subsequently found to contain milk protein to which she was …

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FSA’s Food Hypersensitivity Symposium 2022

30/03/2022 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

Earlier this month the Food Standards Agency held one of its annual food allergy/hypersensitvity (FHS) symposiums. We were in the middle of the FreeFrom Food Awards judging so I couldn't be there in person but fortunately they offered on line access to all of the talks and …

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Do you know what to do if you think someone is having an anaphylactic attack?

16/03/2022 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  1 Comment

Natasha's Allergy Research  Foundation's latest newsletter asks this question - and how many of us really do know what to do? 'If you do one thing today' they say, 'share this post - it could save a life.' And so, I am...... Do you and those around you know how to help someone …

Category: Allergies, Charities, Dairy-free, Food, FreeFrom Food, Gluten-free, Peanut allergy, UncategorizedTag: #Natashasarmy, Adrenaline Autoinjectors, allergy parents, anaphylaxis, Being an allergy parent, emergency treatment for anaphylaxis, NARF, Natasha Allergy Research Foundation, recognising anaphylaxis

Flour to the People – Join the crowdfund

23/01/2022 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

My old friend Andrew Whitley (founder of the Village Bakery way back) is crowdfunding for his Flour to the People initiative - a brilliant project to connect people through flour and bread which has just won the Food Innovation category of the BBC Radio 4 Food & Farming …

Category: Food, Food/Health Policy, NutritionTag: andrew whitley, community-building events, empowering children to learn, Flour to the People, Scotland the Bread, Soil to Slice, The Village Bakery

‘May contain’ – have your say

17/12/2021 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  1 Comment

Very good news - the Food Standards Agency have cleared their desks and are tackling the horribly unsatisfactory mess that is Precautionary Allergen Labelling, better known as 'may contain' warnings. PALs have been the bugbear not only of the allergic consumer but of the …

Category: Allergies, Dairy-free, Food, Food/Health Policy, FreeFrom Food, Gluten-free, Peanut allergyTag: allergen cross contamination, cross contamination in freefrom food, dairy contamination risk in the manufacture of dairy free chocolate, Food Standards Agency, FSA May contain consultation, grass roots consultation on freefrom food, grass roots consultation onamy contain warnings, guidelines for the use of PALS, risk of may contain warnings for allergic consumers, risk of sesame seed contamination

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