Allergy Labelling compliance
On 1st October 2021, the UK government introduced changes to allergen labelling requirements, also known as ‘Natasha’s Law’. This requires any business that produces prepacked for direct sale (PPDS) food to label it with the name of the food and a full ingredients list, with allergenic ingredients emphasised within the list.
It may sound complicated but it needn’t be, IndiCater has all the tools to help make your business compliant.
Why do we need ‘Natasha’s Law’?
Before 1 October 2021, the allergen information for prepacked food products could be provided by any means. This includes being informed verbally by staff.
‘Natasha’s Law’ was introduced following the death of Natasha Ednan-Laperouse, who had an allergic reaction caused by a baguette that did not require allergen labelling at the time.
It is hoped that the new regulations will help this stop happening to others.
How can IndiCater help with food labelling compliance?
Track allergens and changes from supplier to recipe
Providing an accurate flow of up-to-date information from your suppliers is essential for allergen compliance. IndiCater makes it easy.
Customise and print compliant food labels
Indicater’s labelling solution is fully customisable, allowing you to re-order, re-size, show and hide a multitude of options to make your labels stand out.
Create allergen reports with the click of a button
Easily create an up-to-date allergen report of your recipes and menus with a single button click.
Want to know more?
Contact us to speak to a representative or to book a demonstration.