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It is vital that children with food allergies feel safe at school. Download our free food allergy posters for schools to help promote awareness and understanding.
You’re probably familiar with the terms food allergy and intolerance, but have you heard of food hypersensitivity? Test your knowledge in our quiz.
An Individual Healthcare Plan can be used to support children with medical conditions in schools. Download a free IHP template here.
Having a comprehensive allergen policy in place is essential to protect pupils with food hypersensitivities. Download an editable school food allergy policy here.
Allergy bullying can quickly become very serious, it is important that parents and school staff can spot the signs and learn how to prevent it. Find out more here.
Having a food allergen policy is important to ensure you are complying with regulations. Find the information to include and download your free template here.
While many food allergies can cause mild symptoms, in some cases, these can be severe. Understand the signs and symptoms of an allergic reaction here.
Oral allergy syndrome (pollen food syndrome) is a fairly common food hypersensitivity, Raise your awareness of the causes, symptoms and treatments here.
Near miss reporting is vital for the hospitality industry and for the safety of its customers. Find out how to manage near miss reporting in your business here.
Precautionary allergen labelling, commonly seen as ‘may contain’, is used on a number of food products. We define what ‘may contain’ means here.