Family recognised for allergen work
The family of Megan Lee, who died after an allergic reaction, have received an award
Posted 27 June 2022 | JoTS Online
Content Tags: Updates|Food and Drink|National
UPDATES: The family of Megan Lee receive recognition for their work to improve allergen awareness following her death. The article reflects on their campaigning achievements and the lasting influence they have had on food safety and consumer protection.
The family of Megan Lee, who tragically died at the age of 15 after suffering an allergic reaction to peanuts contained in a takeaway, have received a special award in recognition of their work to promote allergen awareness.
Megan’s parents, Gemma and Adam, and her brother Owen, worked with Trading Standards officers at Lancashire County Council to produce 'Megan's Story', a s...
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