New Yorkers picking up a box of cookies at a bakery or a pre-wrapped sandwich from the deli will soon… Read more »
Food Allergy
Mom Sues Airline, Alleges Crew Member Fed Child Her Allergen
A North Carolina mother is suing Qatar Airways for $5 million after her 3-year-old daughter suffered anaphylaxis during an overseas… Read more »
Orla Tragedy Lawsuit Calls Grocer’s Systems ‘Broken, Dangerous’
Attorneys are taking aim at the allergen labeling systems at grocer Stew Leonard’s in a lawsuit over Órla Baxendale’s fatal… Read more »
Early Peanut Introduction Linked to Drop in Child Food Allergies
A large study credits guidelines to feed babies peanuts early in life for a steep drop in food allergies among… Read more »
Pistachios on Planes? Southwest Sparks Allergy Safety Concerns
Southwest Airlines recently announced that, beginning January 27, 2026, it will introduce the brand Wonderful Pistachios No Shells as an onboard snack.… Read more »
After Son’s Swift Nut Allergy Tragedy, Mom Urges Wide Epi Access
A Canadian teen’s hockey trip turned tragic when the 14-year-old ate a snack that he was unaware contained cashews, to… Read more »
Advocates Celebrate as California’s ADDE Menu Act Becomes Law
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed the ADDE Act into law, making history for menu allergen transparency. With that pen… Read more »
Revised ADDE Menu Bill Passes, Governor Now to Decide
Updated Oct. 14, 2025 – California lawmakers have passed the ADDE Act in the state Assembly and Senate, pushing menu… Read more »
Nasal Epi Spray Proves as Effective as Injection in Anaphylaxis
Symptoms of anaphylaxis resolved in about nine out of 10 patients after one dose of neffy epinephrine spray, a new… Read more »
FDA Layoffs: Will They Affect Food Allergy Labels and Recalls?
Significant layoffs in the U.S. Food and Drug Administration are eliciting concerns about how the staff cuts will impact the… Read more »