I think that the point is
that any safety system should not rely on humans as they are inherently unreliable.
Allergen information should be presented in a common format to mandated standards. It should also be relied on to be complete. Unfortunately the law as it stands allows information to be presented in a wide variety of ways. Not all of them obvious or reliable.
Byron’s policy of having it at the bottom of the reverse of the menu (the small print), remote from the food itself, in a difficult to read text/background colour combination, and then relying on online staff training, looks more like they’re trying to protect the company instead of their customers.
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wheresthefish Partly filled with wrong, Fri 13 Sep 2019, 16:05,
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Don't you be coming here
with all your sensible reasonable points. We're gearing up for civil war right now and this kind of sanity is unpatriotic.
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The Ann Coulter Fan Club Babylon is burning at, Fri 13 Sep 2019, 23:08,
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