Allergen Awareness and Natasha’s Law Course
Get to know all the rules and regulations around food allergies and allergenic ingredients in this allergen training course, including allergens in drinks.
Learn all the rules and regulations around food allergies and allergenic ingredients, including allergens in drinks.
Allergen Awareness and Natasha’s Law Course
£15
Optional features include:
- CPD Certified
- Endorsed by Institute of Hospitality
- Online course
- Delivered by subject experts
- Assessibility enhancements
- Designed with you in mind
About our Allergen Awareness and Natasha’s Law Training
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FAQs
What is the Natasha Allergen Law?
Natasha’s Law’ was introduced in 2021 to protect allergy sufferers and give them confidence when buying food. This law requires food businesses to include a full list of ingredients labelled on pre-packed food that is for direct sale.
What is allergen training?
Our food allergy training course helps you learn the difference between food allergy and intolerance, how to recognise the symptoms of an allergic reaction, understand what information should be on pre-packed food labels, and what you need to consider to keep customers safe.
How long does allergen training last?
While food allergy awareness training does not technically run out, it is best practice to renew it every year.