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Title: A critique of the labelling and marketing of a group of food products from the viewpoint of an individual suffering from a nut allergy
Authors: Pace, David
Keywords: Food law and legislation
Allergy -- Patients -- Malta
Food -- Safety measures -- Malta
Consumer protection -- Law and legislation -- Malta
Nutrition policy -- Malta
Product recall -- Law and legislation
Issue Date: 2024-08
Publisher: Institute of Tourism Studies (Malta)
Citation: Pace, D. (2024, August). A critique of the labelling and marketing of a group of food products from the viewpoint of an individual suffering from a nut allergy. Futouristic, 8, 48-53.
Abstract: Individuals with food allergies must navigate a maze of obstacles to protect themselves from the dangers of food products and additives that may endanger their lives. Theirs can be a tense and stressful life that continues to add difficulties to people who already have a serious problem to deal with on a day-today basis. One of the biggest problems for food hypersensitive (FHS) individuals is the morass of food labelling and marketing that has made it impossible for those with IgE-mediated food allergies (that can be life-threatening), to shop in a supermarket or dine in a restaurant without feeling worried.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/137361
Appears in Collections:Futouristic, Issue 8



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