"precautionary allergen labeling" [1]. In EU it's still up to individual countries to regulate it, e.g. Ireland [2] > Use of a ‘may contain….’ statement, or s

"precautionary allergen labeling" [1]. In EU it's still up to individual countries to regulate it, e.g. Ireland [2] > Use of a ‘may contain….’ statement, or similar, to indicate that the product may contain an allergen as a result of possible cross-contamination, must not take the place of good manufacturing practices (GMPs) in a food business. > GMPs must be in place to prevent cross-contamination [1] https://www.efanet.org/news/news/4327-efa-responds-to-codex-consultation-on-precautionary-allergen-labelling-such-as-may-contain https://www.efanet.org/news/news/4327-efa-responds-to-codex-... [2] https://www.fsai.ie/business-advice/labelling/labelling-allergens https://www.fsai.ie/business-advice/labelling/labelling-alle...