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Most restaurants and shops do not inform well about allergens

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Some 65% of restaurants fell short of their legal duty to inform clients about the presence of allergens. Butchers, bakeries and ice cream parlours did not follow the rules in 51% of cases. Dutch food standards authority NVWA handed out 3,339 written warnings in the last year.

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Most restaurants and shops do not inform well about allergens

Some people may get sick or have an allergic reaction from, for example, gluten, cow's milk or peanuts.

2 years ago·Netherlands

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Most restaurants and shops don't tell customers about allergens in food - DutchNews.nl

Most restaurants and shops are not providing enough information about allergens in food they sell or serve, the Dutch food standards authority NVWA has found. Some 65% of restaurants fell short of their legal duty to inform clients about the presence of allergens while retailers like butchers’ shops, bakeries and ice cream parlours did not follow the rules in 51% of cases. The NVWA handed out 3,339 written warnings in the last year, followed by 5

2 years ago·Amsterdam, Netherlands

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