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Food allergy

FreeFrom Baking Convert!

14/08/2010 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  1 Comment

I have always hated baking! Even before I got involved in freefrom food and food allergy I hated baking. Foodie friends would witter on about the delights of plunging elbow deep into heaving bowls of dough, the smell of yeast, the satisfaction of a loaf well baked... I just …

Category: UncategorizedTag: baking, Doves Farm gluten free bread flours, Food allergy, foods matter, Freefrom food/recipes, Gluten-free/coeliac, Real Food by Tesco

Food Standards Agency Reprieved – Or is it?…

21/07/2010 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  1 Comment

Well, the axe has now fallen and the government has announced its decision over the future of the Food Standards Agency. (If you are not up to speed on the background, click here.) As axes go, it is a pretty spongy one as they propose to retain 2,000 of the current 2,100 jobs …

Category: Food/Health PolicyTag: Food allergy, Food Standards Agency cuts, Food/health policy, Uncategorized

The Consumer Loses Again…

15/07/2010 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  2 Comments

Well, the axe has now fallen and the government has announced its decision over the future of the Food Standards Agency. As axes go, it is a pretty spongy one as they propose to retain 2,000 of the current 2,100 jobs (not much dent in the deficit there), but, as ever, it is …

Category: Food/Health PolicyTag: and Food, and Rural Affairs, Andrew Lansley, BSE crisis, DEFRA, Department for Environment, Department of Health, Dr. Adam Fox, Fisheries, Food, Food allergy, Food Standards Agency, Food/health policy, guideline daily amounts, health ministers, Health Secretary Andrew Lansley, MAFF, Ministry for Agriculture, nutrition policy, public health, traffic-light labelling, Uncategorized

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