Food allergies : leaving no one behind 4 / Food and agriculture organization of the United Nations
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TextSeries: Food safety ; 4Publication details: Bangkok : FAO, c2021 Description: viii, 31 p. : col. ill. ; 21 cmDDC classification: 363.1927 FOO
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Contents
Abstract
Keywords
Acknowledgements
1. Introduction
2. Food allergies
2.1. Background
2.2. Addressing food allergies
2.3. Concepts, principles and considerations to regulate food allergens
2.3.1. Learning from country examples
2.3.2. How much is too much?
2.4. Standards of, and regulations on, food allergens
2.4.1. Codex standards
2.4.2. Case study 1: Japan
2.4.3. Case study 2: Australia and New Zealand
2.4.4. Case study 3: United States of America
3. Conclusion
4. Recommendations for food safety authorities
5. Resources
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