This is a case report article on what happens when the Labelling Laws are not obeyed.

A three and a half year old boy, with eczema has a milk allergy that has caused vomiting, sneezing and hives. His father purchased a bag of tortilla chips after verifying that the labelled ingredients did not include milk. The ingredients listed were corn, vegetable oil, colour and seasoning (salt, monosodium glutamate [MSG]). The boy ate three tortilla chips and immediately experienced a burning sensation in the mouth and facial swelling. He was treated

New laws on labelling foods which contain genetically modified (GM) additives have come into force in England and Scotland, as part of a campaign by the new Food Standards Agency to reassure consumers. The FSA, which was launched recently, said all foods and food ingredients which contain GM additives and flavourings would have to be labelled, as would all products containing GM soya and maize, in line with new European Union rules. Similar regulations will come into force in Wales and Northern Ireland shortly, it said. "I said at the agency's launch last week that we want to support consumer choice," said Sir John Krebs, chairman of the FSA. "I therefore very much welcome these new requirements which will further improve the ability of consumers to make informed choices." The FSA said it would look at the way current GM labelling rules are functioning as part of the "Bett

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Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)