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USDA Foods Nutrition, Allergen, and Ingredient Information ... and other stakeholders on best ways to assess and manage allergen hazards in food. The FDA food allergy page provides a …

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What is an Allergy Alert & Ingredient Notice?

FARE’s Allergy Alerts & Ingredient Notices provide information about mislabeled or recalled food and notifications of ingredient changes from responsible food companies. FARE issues these alerts as a service to the food allergy community. FARE is not affiliated with and does not endorse any products listed. ...

What happens if a food label does not contain allergens?

The FDA can carry out a number of regulatory actions if a food label lacks required allergen information for a food ingredient, if a food product is found to inadvertently contain a food allergen due to cross-contact, or if a food product does not qualify to be labeled as “gluten-free.” ...

How do I read an ingredient list if I have food allergies?

To someone with food allergies, reading an ingredient list can be like looking for a needle in a haystack, many listed ingredients are there for reasons irrelevant to you. Some common food allergens are listed using technical names instead of their everyday ones. ...

How do you list allergenic ingredients?

Identify Allergenic Ingredients: Begin by listing all the ingredients in your product. Identify which ones are allergens or derived from allergenic sources. Directly in the Ingredient List: You can specify the allergen right after the ingredient name, using parentheses. For instance: Peanut butter (peanuts), casein (milk), or spice (sesame). ...

How do I know if a product contains an allergenic ingredient?

The best way to determine if a product contains an allergenic ingredient is to read our product label. When a product contains a major allergen, it is listed as an ingredient—the label includes an accurate, current listing of ingredients in the product. ...

What are some examples of proper allergen labeling?

Here are some examples of proper allergen labeling: Bolded Ingredients in the List: A product’s ingredient list might have allergens bolded to make them stand out. For instance, “Ingredients: Water, Peanuts, Salt, Sugar.” Parenthetical Information: After an ingredient, its allergenic source is mentioned in parentheses. ...