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Could we do more to support people with food allergies?

PHONE-IN
A girl with a severe sesame allergy died after eating an airport Pret a Manger baguette, which did not list the ingredients.  Pret a Manger confirmed its products were not individually labelled with allergen or ingredient information.  Instead signs on shelves and at till points tell customers to speak to a manager who is trained to provide allergen advice, the company said.
STEPHEN ASKS:
Could we do more to support people with food allergies?

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