My two oldest children have been victims of such things. An egg-free
cookie contained eggs and they both had anaphylactic reactions. I
went to the FDA and the company themselves. Nothing was done,
although the FDA did "launch an investigation" that did nothing
whatsoever. I went back to the store of purchase and told them if
they didn't pull those cookies off the shelves or relabel them, they
may actually be party to killing a child. They pulled them. They
were the only ones in the whole "chain" who did. I no longer trust
companies that have EVER had a recall. I get food recall updates from
www.foodallergy.org and they are often a daily email of multiple
recalls. Sickening...

Wyndie

--- In foodallergyautism@yahoogroups.com, "bradensmom14"
<bradensmom14@...> wrote:
>
> Not sure if anyone uses these products but might want to think
again. I
> found this article upsetting. For us trying to keep our children
safe
> and depending on labels and them being accurate, its quite troubling
> hearing about some of these companies and their lack of compassion
> toward people with food allergies. It's all about money and this
> article is proof of that.
>
>
> http://www.chicagotribune.com/features/lifestyle/health/chi-081120-
> allergens-tribune-investigation,0,506031.story
>