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FDA Food Allergens

FDA allergen labeling peanut tree nut labeling 'may contain' cross-contact guidance (2026)

In the U.S., food allergy labels have become one of the most important “decision points” in the lunchbox, because reactions can escalate fast, and the label ...

What to Eat and What to Avoid When You Have a Food Allergy

Food allergies can develop at any age—and managing them takes more than just avoiding peanuts or shellfish. This in-depth guide breaks down the nine major food allergens, explains the differences between allergies and intolerances, and offers tips on safe eating, label reading, cross-contamination prevention, and emerging treatments like oral immunotherapy and Xolair. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or supporting a loved one, this is a must-read resource for navigating life with food allergies.

US FDA Removes Coconut from Major Food Allergen List

The FDA’s removal of coconut from its major food allergen list is a breakthrough for the coconut industry, lifting labeling restrictions and unlocking new opportunities for trade and innovation in coconut-derived products. This milestone is set to benefit farmers, manufacturers, and allergy-conscious consumers alike.
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