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Food Allergens and Your Business
After the well-publicised fatal consequences of undeclared allergens, Natasha’s Law came into effect on 1st October 2021. This law has made significant changes to the legal requirements for pre-packaged foods in the UK, making it essential for organisations of all sizes within the Food & Drink industry to fully understand this legislation.
During our ‘Food Allergens and your Business’ panel discussion, several food industry professionals discuss the key details surrounding allergens, contamination risk and the legal requirements that businesses within the Food & Drink sector should be working towards.

Barbara is a Consultant in the Food Safety and Quality team at Reading Scientific Services Ltd (RSSL). Having worked with many different food manufacturing and catering companies, she brings a practical and pragmatic approach to allergen management. Barbara has advised many companies on their codes of practices for allergens and supported companies through allergen issues, along with providing proactive consultancy and training in this area.

Iain is the Group Technical Manager for Apetito Ltd, the leading producer of frozen meals for nurseries, schools, homes and hospitals. He leads the laboratory, quality assurance teams, and the business on food safety and quality. Iain has worked in several food sectors – both as a consultant and an employee – covering the entire food chain from farming through to the production of complex meals and accompaniments.

Nicola is a regulatory lawyer at the global law firm, Squire Patton Boggs. Nicola’s compliance expertise includes regulatory laws on food safety and information, along with general product compliance, safety and recall, alcohol licensing and road vehicle/driver laws. She acts for a wide range of businesses and has provided training and advice to clients and externally on food law requirements.

Kayleigh is a Senior Digital Account Executive at Ideagen, where she focusses on assisting employers to meet their legal requirements and ensure their staff are happy, healthy and protected within the workplace. Kayleigh has a wealth of food industry knowledge having graduated with a BSc in Food Science from Sheffield Hallam University and going on to work as a microbiologist and product developer prior to joining Ideagen.

Kim is a HSE Content Consultant at Ideagen, where she offers her valuable insight into content campaigns relating to Health, Safety and Environmental legislation. Prior to joining Ideagen, Kim accrued 16+ years’ experience working in the manufacturing industry, where she was responsible for Quality, Health and Safety and Environmental compliance. Her breadth of knowledge and experience offers a pragmatic and practical approach to maintaining compliance.