This Food Allergy Awareness Training is a must for every person who prepares, sells or deals with food. It enlightens the staff about allergens and the dangers they pose. The course also discusses the new labeling rules that came into force on 1st October 2021 for Pre-packed for Direct Sale (PPDS) food, commonly known as Natasha's Law.
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LEARNING OUTCOMES

  • Discover the causes of common food intolerance and allergies.
  • Understand how to identify early signs of a food allergy reaction.
  • Know all the UK laws and legislation that govern all catering businesses.
  • Learn how to integrate practical protective methods into your food preparation.
  • Explore ways to perform allergy risk management and protect customers.
  • Gain the ability to treat and support people who may have serious allergies.

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Course contents

Module 01:

Understanding Food Allergies

Module 02:

More Causes and Symptoms of Food Allergies

Module 03:

Allergen Facts and Legislation

Module 04:

Practical Precautions and Consumer Protection

Module 05:

Managing Risks and Storing Food

Module 06:

Allergy Awareness and Support

Overview

Make your catering practices safe and practical whilst ensuring that your valued
customers are protected from any negative reactions to their meals. This Food Allergy
Awareness Training course is focused on the preventative measures that must be
taken to stop allergens from reaching consumers and the best methods for doing so. It
also spotlights the most common forms of allergies that can exist for anyone of any age
and in any setting.
This invaluable Food Allergy Awareness Training course presents a masterclass on
intolerance and allergic responses that culinary professionals can encounter. The
importance of having this knowledge cannot be overestimated and our tutorial includes
a multitude of references to medical symptoms and UK legislation. As such, this is an
excellent way to fully appreciate the hidden dangers of food preparation, cooking and
presentation. Make sure your food-related business is safe in all possible respects by
signing up now.

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Each of our courses finishes with a multiple-choice quiz to assess your understanding of key concepts.

This Food Allergy Awareness Training course conveniently wraps up with a 20-question multiple-choice quiz and an instantly downloadable certificate. Additionally, brief in-course questionnaires guide participants through each section of the training, reinforcing knowledge and ensuring maximum, continuous engagement and retention throughout from start to finish. Printable user certificates, along with training progress, results, assessments, are stored centrally in your LMS (Learning Management System) and can be accessed at any time to reprint certificates, review and adjust pass marks, and serve as proof of your organisation’s commitment to ongoing legal compliance.

What does my certificate include?

The Food Allergy Awareness Training certificate clearly displays your full name, company name (if applicable), the course title, pass rate percentage, date of completion, its expiration date, and distinctive certification stamps or official approval seals from recognised authorities.

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Why This Training Matters?

Follow the Law

You must follow food safety laws and understand how they affect your daily work.

What Is Natasha’s Law?
The Food Information (Amendment) (England) Regulations 2019-known as Natasha’s Law-came into effect on 1st October 2021. It was named after Natasha Ednan-Laperouse, a teenager who died from an allergic reaction to an undeclared ingredient in a pre-packed meal.

What the Law Requires
If your business sells PPDS (Prepacked for Direct Sale) food, you must clearly list all ingredients, with allergens clearly marked-using bold text, italics or a different colour.This applies to England. Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are expected to adopt similar rules.

New Rule: Labeling for Prepacked Foods Sold Directly to Customers.

After regulation 5, add the following:

Regulation 5A – Ingredient Labeling Duty
(1) If a food business sells food that falls under this rule, it must clearly show the full list of ingredients. This must appear directly on the package or on a label attached to it.

This rule comes from The Food Information (Amendment) (England) Regulations 2019.

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