Allergen Labeling

/ˈælɚdʒən ˈlɛbəlɪŋ/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The legal requirement to disclose the presence of substances that may cause allergic reactions on product packaging or labeling, particularly in food and pharmaceuticals.
    The manufacturer complied with allergen labeling laws by clearly listing peanuts on the product package.

Forms

  • allergen labeling
  • allergen labelings

Commentary

Allergen labeling is often mandated by statute or regulation and requires precise, clear disclosure to protect consumers with allergies.

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