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Food allergies and the implications for caterers
By Rob Easton, the head of environmental health at Shield Safety and fellow of the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health
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Research published by Dr Hazel Gowland unveiled prosecutions for food allergen incidents increased almost tenfold over a period of six years, with peanut being the most common allergen involved, followed by milk and egg.
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