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Hazel Gowland

Novel food proteins – do they pose a risk to food allergics?

17/02/2021 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

Last month the Anaphylaxis Campaign hosted a fascinating webinar with Carole Bingley from Reading Scientific Services Ltd (RSSL) and Hazel Gowland of Allergy Action. They looked at both plant-based and novel proteins and the risk that they might pose for the allergic …

Category: Allergies, Coeliac/celiac disease, Environmental Issues, Food, FreeFrom Food, NutritionTag: Allergenicity of food isolates, allergenicity of oats may depend on the breed, Anaphylaxis Campaign, Biomass fermentation, Carole Bingley from RSSL, Cell cultured proteins, Exercise induced wheat allergy, Hazel Gowland, jackfruit burgers, legume allergy, pea allergy, Precision fermented proteins, RSSL

Interesting stats around allergy in catered situations

16/04/2019 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

Last month Caroline Benjamin of the Food Allergy Aware Training Consultancy (FATC) and the solicitors Blake Morgan  staged a hugely successful and interesting mock trial – 'a fictional scenario involving the prosecution of a food business involved in the supply of produce …

Category: Allergies, Coeliac/celiac disease, Food, Food/Health Policy, FreeFrom Awards, Peanut allergyTag: Blake Morgan solicitors, Caroline Benjamin, Centre for Disease Control - food allergy, FATC, FATC mock trial - food allergy, Food Allergy Aware Training Consultancy, FreeFrom Food Awards, Hazel Gowland, Paul Turner, statistic on food allergy in the UK, statistic on food allergy in the US, statistics on food allergy

Pret fallout

17/10/2018 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  1 Comment

While the ongoing focus on food allergy resulting from the inquest into Natasha Ednan-Laperouse's death has been good, other aspects of the tragedy have been somewhat overshadowed by the condemnation showered, rightly, on Pret a Manger for failing to ingredients-label that fatal …

Category: Allergies, Coeliac/celiac disease, Dairy-free, Food, Food/Health Policy, FreeFrom Awards, FreeFrom Food, Gluten-free, Peanut allergyTag: Death from food allergy extremely rare, Emerade autoinjectors, emerade autoinjectors with longer needles, FreeFrom Eating Out Awards, Hazel Gowland, MHRA research into autoinjectors, Natalie Giorgio anaphylaxis, Natasha Ednan-Laperouse, Poppy Harvey anaphylaxis, Pret a Manger artisan baguettes, Pret a Manger artisan baguettes wit sesame seeds, Sahida Shahid anaphylaxis

Precautionary allergen labelling – have we got the balance wrong?

21/05/2015 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

In managing food allergy there are two major hazards: The failure to recognise a food allergen that has been included in a dish as an ingredient and The accidental contamination of an otherwise allergen-free food with an allergen. But while the failure to recognize …

Category: Allergies, Big Business, Coeliac/celiac disease, Dairy-free, Food, Food/Health Policy, FreeFrom Food, Gluten-free, Peanut allergyTag: 'may contain' labelling, 2014 Food regulations, allergen as an ingredient, allergen labelling, allergen risk assessment, allergic consumer education, allergy in food service, allergy risks in the food service chain, deaths from food allergies, dedicated gluten free manufacture, dedicated nut free manufacture, Hazel Gowland, how big is the allergen contamination risk?, LEAP peanut study, Michael Walker, peanut immunotherapy, Peanut/treenut allergy, peanuts as an ingredient in satay sauce, precautionary allergen labelling, Precautionary allergen labelling – have we got the balance wrong?, thresholds for allergic reactions

How allergic people shop

25/10/2013 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  4 Comments

Our good friend Hazel Gowland has been working with a team from Unilever on how people with food allergies actually shop and came up with these interesting, although not entirely surprising, conclusions: Although self-reported, the pattern of food allergy reflects other …

Category: Allergies, Dairy-free, Food, FreeFrom Food, Gluten-freeTag: allergic shoppers behaviour, Allergy Action, anaphylaxis, communicating allergen risk, flaggin up recipe changes, Food allergy, Hazel Gowland, how cautious are allergic shoppers, number suffering from food allergy underestimated, precautionary labelling, reading food labels, Rene Crevel, severe reactions to foods, shopping with allergies

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