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Natasha’s Law: stores warned of allergen compliance crackdown

Last month DEFRA announced a £1.5m fund to help 151 councils in England enforce Natasha’s Law

Natasha's Law fresh olives

Retailers are being warned to keep up compliance with allergen legislation Natasha’s Law, as the government has issued £1.5m to local councils to crackdown on enforcement. 

Introduced in October last year, Natasha’s Law requires retailers who prepare and sell fresh food-to-go products in store to list the full ingredients and certain allergens. 

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