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  • understand what's required to provide safe gluten-free food
  • understand the gluten-free customer
  • market to the gluten-free community in Ireland

Manufacturers

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The information in this section provides guidance for the production of gluten-free food over and above normal food safety.
 
You may be a butcher preparing sausages, black pudding, burgers or baking breads, biscuits and cakes.
 
You may be operating a factory or working in your own kitchen and setting up a home-based business to produce gluten-free products.
 
Researchers at Teagasc Food Research Ashtown investigate Pseudocereals as possible functional ingredients in gluten-free breads.

Caterers

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Here we provide a thorough guide for all food providers: cafés, restaurants, take-aways, office canteens, hospitals, schools, care-homes and other establishments for providing food for coeliacs.
 
Find out about what foods are naturally gluten-free, foods which are unsuitable for coeliacs and cross-contamination.
 
Remember: the coeliac customer often has the deciding vote in choosing the restaurant for family occasions and special gatherings, so you will be receiving business from a large group if you can cater well for the gluten-free diet.

Latest News

Coeliac Awareness Day 2010
17.08.10
Coeliac Awareness Day 2011

Coeliac Awareness Day 2010 is being held on the 4th September 2010 at 1.30pm to 5.30pm

Food List 2011
19.07.10
Food List 2011

Work has already started on updating the Food List for next year. If you know of butchers making

FSAI Guidance Note #24
14.07.10
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The Food Safety Authority of Ireland has published new Guidance on Avoidance of Cross-contamination