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17 ago 2021 · Do any foods/ingredients that enter your premises intentionally contain allergens? For example, are peanuts, milk, eggs, sesame seeds or other allergens used in some of your products? Could any...
In this case, the cracker label might state “may contain peanuts.” Be aware that the “may contain” statement is voluntary, says D'Lima. “Not all manufacturers use it.”
12 gen 2015 · Cosmos » Biology. ‘May contain traces of nuts’ – meaning? January 12, 2015. By Bill Condie. When someone suffering from a potentially fatal nut allergy reads “may contain traces of...
12 mag 2020 · “May contain” statements are a manufacturer’s warning that the product might have been somewhere in the vicinity of another product that contains the allergen noted at some time during the production process. They are not stating that there is any of the allergen in the product.
'May contain nuts/trace of nuts' warnings are becoming ever more complex and ever more difficult to interpret. It is not nuts themselves that are the problem, but the confusion arising from the laudable efforts of regulators and manufacturers to improve allergen labelling for the benefit of allergic consumers.
It is safest to avoid all foods with a precautionary “may contain” nuts warning. However, your allergy specialist will be able to give you individually tailored advice to help assess risk and give appropriate management. Nut oils. Some oils contain nuts and may be a risk to those with a tree nut allergy. They can be split into two categories:
12 gen 2017 · May Contain Nuts: A Crash Course on FDA Food Allergy Labeling Laws. As a food allergy mom and Certified AllerCoach, I’m often asked: What do I need to know about reading food labels?
