UK & IRELAND Bureau Veritas UK Galaxy Food guide Home NEWS NATASHA’S LAW: DOWNLOAD OUR FREE GUIDE TO SUPPORT COMPLIANCE Sep. 9 2021 LinkedIn Twitter Facebook share Print Natasha’s Law represents one of the biggest ever changes to food safety and labelling regulations, bringing in a potentially life-saving requirement for allergens to be highlighted on food which is prepacked direct sale. Now, as we approach October 1st when the new regulations come into force, we’ve launched a new guide to set out the new legislation and inform you of your obligations. Our downloadable guide includes the information you need to work towards complying with Natasha’s Law, including details about the regulations, the 14 allergens, how to identify food which is prepacked for direct sale, and technical information on new labelling requirements. It has been prepared by experts from the Bureau Veritas food team George Macfie, food technical manager for Bureau Veritas, said: “The period since the outbreak of COVID-19 has been a challenging time for everybody in the food industry, with increased hygiene requirements and other measures to help reduce the risk of transmission. However, despite the additional pressures placed on businesses, non-compliance of allergen management is simply not an option for caterers and operators. “Chartered Environmental Health Practitioners from our dedicated food team have been working with clients since the legislation was first confirmed, as part of our comprehensive food safety and compliance offering. “Now we’ve added to our support services with this new, free guide – available to download from our website – together with a business check list and daily spot checks to support clients in achieving compliance with Natasha’s Law.” DOWNLOAD OUR FREE ALLERGENS GUIDE AND CHECKLIST YOUR CAREER AT BUREAU VERITAS JOIN A GLOBAL LEADER DISCOVER MORE ABOUT WORKING WITH US CAREERS CONTACT LOCATIONS NEWS OUR WEBSITES Connect with us Facebook Instagram Linkedin Twitter YouTube Personal Data Protection Policy GDPR Portal Information Notice Legal Information Modern Slavery Act Statement Pension & Life Insurance Scheme Privacy Policy Standard Terms and Conditions Terms of Use Legal Notice Cookie Policy © 2021 t: 0345 600 1828 Engagement Policy Implementation Statement Manage cookies Use We use necessary cookies to make our site work. No cookies will be saved unless you enable them by clicking on the “Save selection” or “Accept all” buttons. Storing We store your settings for six months. You can change your mind at any time by clicking on the “Manage Cookies” tab on the bottom right of every page MORE INFO Required Analytics Targeting and advertising Required: These cookies are strictly necessary for the proper functioning of the site and the proper execution of the services requested and store your consent for other categories of cookies. Analytics: These cookies are installed by Google Analytics. They are used to improve our website by collecting and reporting information on how you use it. The cookies collect information in a way that does not directly identify anyone. Targeting and advertising: Advertising cookies track the activity on all websites in order to understand visitors' interest and send them appropriate advertising content. These are, for example, cookies used for follow-up marketing or advertising based on the visitor's interests. ACCEPT ALL SAVE SELECTION Refuse all