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Nut Allergy

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business7 months ago

Breyers Recalls Over 80,000 Rocky Road Ice Cream Tubs Due to Allergen Risk

Breyers has recalled over 6,600 cases of Rocky Road ice cream due to a packaging error that mislabeled the product and could pose a severe allergy risk for individuals with nut allergies, particularly because the product contains almonds but was labeled only as 'may contain tree nuts.' The recall affects products distributed across the U.S., and consumers are advised to check their freezers and return or discard affected items. The incident highlights the importance of accurate allergen labeling for consumer safety.

familyrelationships1 year ago

"Mother-in-Law's Nut Allergy Sparks Family Feud Over Dinner Plans"

A mother shared her frustration on Reddit after her daughter-in-law refused to accommodate her nut allergy for a dinner party at their new house, insisting she bring her own food. The mother had always made special meals for her vegetarian daughter-in-law but was upset when the same courtesy wasn't extended to her. Reddit users overwhelmingly supported the mother, criticizing the daughter-in-law for being inhospitable and unreasonable. The daughter-in-law's refusal to make adjustments for a serious allergy sparked a heated debate, with many expressing disbelief at her lack of consideration.

health-food-safety1 year ago

Tragic Death of NYC Dancer from Mislabeled Cookie with Undeclared Peanuts

A 25-year-old professional dancer from England, Órla Baxendale, died after suffering anaphylactic shock from a severe allergic reaction to peanuts in mislabeled Vanilla Florentine Cookies purchased at a Stew Leonard's store in Connecticut. The cookies, produced by Cookies United and labeled with the Stew Leonard’s brand name, contained peanuts and eggs, which were not listed on the label. The incident has prompted a recall of the cookies, and authorities are investigating the mislabeling.

travel2 years ago

Allergic Passenger Spends $185 to Buy Out All Peanuts on Flight

A passenger with a severe nut allergy spent $185 on 48 packs of peanuts on a Eurowings flight to prevent anyone from opening them. Leah Williams, who is prone to anaphylactic shock, had requested an announcement about her allergy, but the cabin crew refused, citing airline policy. Frustrated, Williams bought all the packs of peanuts on board. Eurowings does not clarify whether peanuts are a typical snack offering on its flights and states that it cannot guarantee an allergen-free environment. Williams has complained to the airline and seeks a refund, hoping to prompt a change in their policy.

travel2 years ago

Passenger's Life-Threatening Allergic Reaction Ignored by Delta Flight Crew

A Delta passenger with a nut allergy went into anaphylaxis on a flight after cabin crew served nuts to people near her. The passenger said she used two EpiPens but the plane did not make an emergency landing. Delta said passenger safety was its top priority and crew were trained to respond to onboard events. The passenger has filed a complaint with the Department of Transportation's Office of Aviation Enforcement and Proceedings, arguing that Delta failed to accommodate her disability and didn't respond when she experienced life-threatening symptoms.