Article | REF: F1157 V1

Risks linked to food allergens and their traceability

Authors: Jacques FRANKINET, Françoise LEVACON, Philippe ARMAING, Pierre LENAERS, Christophe DUFOUR, Ulrich SINGER

Publication date: June 10, 2007, Review date: September 2, 2020

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5. Reducing unplanned attendance

When an allergen on the regulatory list is present in a food, regardless of its quantity, it must be mentioned on the label.

It is therefore important to ensure that allergens do not accidentally enter the food, when their avoidance is foreseeable.

There are two cases to consider [4] :

  • raw materials risk;

  • there is a risk associated with the manufacturing process.

5.1 Raw materials risk

This applies not only to the raw materials themselves, but also to their packaging and transport, right from agricultural production.

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