Resources to help food and beverage manufacturers manage food allergens effectively

Food allergen incidents are a frequent news piece – they can damage the reputation of your business and, more importantly, they pose a significant and in some cases fatal, health risk to your consumers. Stringent quality management practices are an essential weapon to safeguard consumer health and maintain brand integrity.

This food allergen hub page has a number of resources within to help you effectively identify, monitor and mitigate risks associated with food allergens and cross-contamination.

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Guide

A global guide to food allergen regulations

Gain an in-depth understanding of global food allergen regulations and the tools you need to remain vigilant, competitive and agile in an international food and beverage market.

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Whitepaper

Food and beverage supply chains: challenges and solutions

This white paper explores the challenges faced by food and beverage manufacturers in managing their supply chains in an increasingly global market and provides actionable solutions to overcome these hurdles.

Your certification guides

Simplify compliance with two of the most vital standards for food and beverage manufacturers. Go clause-by-clause with these guides to ensure your food safety and quality management processes are robust and drive down allergen incidents and cross-contamination.

Your guide to BRCGS certification

Discover how Ideagen quality solutions can help you tackle each clause of BRCGS Global Food Safety Standard – Issue 9. An essential guidebook to ensure certification.

Your guide to FSSC 22000 certification

In this guide we've broken down how Ideagen quality solutions can help you align to the additional requirements of FSSC 22000 including the clauses around food fraud mitigation, management of allergens and quality control, to name a few.

See Ideagen Quality Management in action

Discover how our solutions can support you to streamline allergen management and safeguard consumer health.

EUDR due diligence requirements: what food businesses need to collect and prove

Meta description A practical breakdown of EUDR due diligence: what data to collect, who has to submit it, and how country risk affects the process.

What is the EU Deforestation Regulation, and what does it mean for food and beverage?

EUDR requires proof that food and beverage products are deforestation-free, right down to the plot of land. Here's what's in scope, and what to do next.

PPWR supplier requirements: what you need to collect

PPWR compliance depends on what your packaging suppliers can prove. Here's every supplier-side requirement and the evidence you need to collect.

BBFAW score improvement: A practical guide for animal welfare and supplier assurance teams

BBFAW score improvement now hinges on supplier delivery, not policy. See how to close the commitment-implementation gap and prove welfare impact. Learn more.

FSSC 22000 version 7: what's changed and how to prepare

Understand the key differences from version 6, the transition timeline and how food safety software can help.

Key takeaways from the American Food Sure Summit 2026

Food safety in a digital age

From contamination to recall: why proactive supplier oversight could reshape food safety in the supply chain

What the cereulide toxin recalls reveal about the future of supplier quality management

Geopolitical risk in food supply chains: why transparency is no longer optional

Geopolitical pressures reshaping global food supply chains

Honeyville boosts efficiency with Ideagen Food & Beverage

Facing the complex challenge of managing quality across multiple facilities with disjointed systems. The company needed a way to gain clear visibility and drive efficiency. By implementing Ideagen Food & Beverage, they centralized their data, automated key processes, and empowered their team to do more with less.

Latitude 36 Foods centralizes quality with Ideagen

Starting with entirely paper-based systems created significant operational hurdles. Transitioning to Ideagen Food & Beverage allowed them to centralize their quality and safety programs onto a single, digital platform.