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4 de ene. de 2024 · Natasha’s Law rectifies this by specifying that PPDS food labels must alert consumers to the presence of any allergens. Natasha’s Law applies to the UK, where the Food Standards Agency (FSA) recognises 14 allergens. This differs from the US, where only 9 allergens are recognised, while in Australia, 23 potential allergens are recognised.
1 de oct. de 2021 · From 1 October 2021 the requirements for labelling prepacked for direct sale (PPDS) food changed across the UK. Also known as Natasha's Law, this applies to any food business that produces PPDS food, including bakeries, cake shops, tea shops, cafés, in-store counters, and home bakers who sell food from home. PPDS food is food that is packaged ...
1 de oct. de 2021 · Uncertainty surrounded the launch of Natasha’s Law, as food businesses reported how unprepared they were for the new regulations that come in to force today 1 October).
Food business operators in the retail and catering sector are required to provide allergen information and follow labelling rules as set out in food law. This means that food business operators must: provide allergen information to the consumer for both prepacked and non-prepacked food and drink. handle and manage food allergens effectively in ...
London, Wednesday 1 September 2021 – Four in ten across the food industry have never heard of Natasha’s law despite the new legislation coming into effect from 1 October. Around 50% more chain and franchise employees had heard of Natasha’s law than those in small independent food businesses. Eight in ten food business owners admitted they ...
9 de mar. de 2020 · The new law will include packaged sandwiches or salads assembled by staff earlier in the day and placed on a shelf for purchase. Natasha's Law is set to come into force in October 2021. The new rules will be regulated by DEFRA and apply to all food business operators, including small businesses. England has two million food allergy sufferers ...
1 de ene. de 2024 · Small Businesses: Small businesses, typically defined as those with annual sales below a certain threshold, may be exempt from certain labeling requirements under Natasha’s Law. However, it is important to note that the specific criteria for qualifying as a small business exemption may vary depending on the jurisdiction and should be verified accordingly.