Natasha's Law and UK allergen requirements
Since Natasha's Law came into force in 2021, and under the Food Information to Consumers (FIC) Regulation, food businesses in the UK must provide clear allergen information to customers. A visible food allergy sign prompts customers with allergies or intolerances to speak to staff before ordering — a straightforward front-of-house requirement for any food business. The 14 major allergens covered include celery, cereals containing gluten, crustaceans, eggs, fish, lupin, milk, molluscs, mustard, peanuts, sesame, soybeans, sulphur dioxide and sulphites, and tree nuts.
Which format works for which setting
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Freestanding signs — for counters, tills and table displays. Repositionable without fixings, with or without your logo.
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A4 and A5 with optional stand — larger format for high-traffic areas, service counters and bakery displays.
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Hanging signs (4 sizes) — for wall mounting, kitchen hatches and areas where a freestanding sign isn't practical.
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Wedding and event signs — for cake tables, dessert displays and catered occasions.
Bulk and multi-site orders
Bulk discounts apply automatically from 20 units — 10% off at 20, up to 35% off at 1,000. Useful for restaurant groups, pub chains or any multi-site food business that needs consistent signage across locations. For branded signs across multiple sites or custom wording, get in touch before ordering.
Related collections
Also see: wooden business signs and hotel and hospitality products.
