Food Allergy Awareness Training Blog

Natasha’s Law – Who will enforce the PPDs regulations?
On Monday the 6th September Caroline Benjamin was asked to present on Natasha’s Law and Emerging Allergen Controls Issues to the CIEH community. The webinar

Would you sign your life away just to have a meal in a pub, café or restaurant?
Our guest blog comes from Julianne Ponan from Creative Nature, here she talks about what signing waivers before eating and the potential ‘new normal’ for

Natasha’s Law – Implications for Caterers (PPDS)
Following on from our last blog from Sally Trice, this blog looks at the implications of Natasha’s Law on caterers and the implementation of the

UCFF 2021 -14th September, Mudwell’s Farm, Warwickshire
The universal cookery and food festival (UCFF) is going LIVE on the 14th September 2021 at Mudwalls Farm, Warwickshire! Dubbed the Glastonbury for chefs, the

Natasha’s Law – Implications for the Industry
Our blog this time comes from Sally Trice and she explores the Implications on the industry of Natasha’s Law. Natasha’s Law – Implications for the

Gluten Free beer …. have you got yours in stock?
Sue Cane, Drinks Director at the Free From Food Awards and @gfbeerexpert, is our guest writer this edition. Here she talks about gluten-free beer and
3rd Party Delivery Services Allergen Information – Study results
To find out more about Nanci’s study you can find her on LinkedIn or Twitter. Food Allergy Research Project Earlier this year Nanci

Food Allergy Prosecution – Mock Trial
Food Allergy Aware, in conjunction with Blake Morgan LLP and main sponsor CaterCloud, staged the first online version of their food allergy prosecution mock trial.
Are food safety certificates the answer to “ticking the training box”?
This blog has been provided by Euan MacAuslan, FRSPH, MIFST, MCIEH, MSET, Environmental Health Practitioner, Qualified Teacher Learning and Skills. Euan.macauslan@trainingfoodsafety.co.uk www.trainingfoodsafety.co.uk (under production as
Food is Good Medicine
This blog comes from Alison Cullin-Woodcock from Clifton Foodservices Consultants Ltd. You can find Alison on LinkedIn. Treat your food like good medicine, so you