The rule applies to foods that are prepared and packaged on the same premises before sale, and it takes effect in 2026. Grab-and-go foods packaged in-store will soon require allergen labels under New York’s new law. (Photo: Dana Wrubel / Just Allergy Things) ALBANY, N.Y. — New York will soon require allergen labels on prepackaged foods prepared on-site in delis, bakeries, grocery stores and other food establishments under a new law signed on Nov. 12 by Gov. Kathy Hochul . The legislation...

A research paper Research Question: How does having food allergies impact people beyond the scope of restricting one’s diet? You are eating lunch with your friends in elementary school. Everyone bought their lunch at school, but as always, you are the only one who brought lunch from home. Suddenly as you see your friend carrying a PB&J to the table, your stomach starts hurting, you feel nauseous, and your breath begins to shorten. One question goes streaming through your mind: Am I having an...