Food Allergies: A Critical Safety Priority for Event Professionals The devastating news of Dominique Brown, who lost her life due to an apparent food allergic reaction at an event, is a sobering reminder that managing food allergies is a critical safety priority for event professionals. This tragedy highlights how easily a lack of preparation or communication can result in irreparable consequences, emphasizing the need for meticulous attention to food and beverage (F&B) planning. Food allergies are not a minor inconvenience; they are life-threatening conditions that demand consideration at every stage of the event planning process. Whether it’s a plated dinner,…
The Two Alpha Gals — Candice Mathis and Debbie Nichols — are on a mission to help others live fully with Alpha-Gal Syndrome, otherwise known as the meat allergy.
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Tracy chats with Chef Todd Annis of Cru Catering about how the catering business is booming but staffing is scarce, tastings, dietary needs, and more.
In Episode #153 of Eating at a Meeting Larry and Adam Mogelonsky of Hotel Mogel chat with Tracy about big trends for F&B in the hotel industry — operations, consumer demands & experience.
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Kyle Dine and Karen Palmer know how to manage food allergies in their daily lives. They want others to serve equal eating opportunities while traveling and attending college.
Tracy talks with licensed clinical therapist, Lisa Rosenberg about the psycho-social impact of food allergies and the BEST part about it.