Proposed allergen labeling changes could take effect in February
Australia
Feb 03, 2021
The Food Standards Code requires these to be declared on labels when they are present in food. However, there are no requirements on how these declarations must be made.
The aim of the proposed amendment is to make allergen labeling clearer and more consistent.
The Ministerial Forum on Food Regulation consider the proposal and if no review is sought, the changes will become law in mid-February 2021.
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