Laws That Matter - Interview by Carissa Kranz

What Does “May Contain” Mean on Vegan Certified Products?

Shouldn’t a certified vegan product be free from “may contain” claims?

How many times are you confused by a vegan claim that also says “may contain” milk, eggs, or lactose?

Let's get Vegucated with Heather Landex!

Heather is a Food Safety Expert and allergen auditor who began her career in the food service industry more than 20 years ago! Heather has worked in eight countries, and in more than 1000 food service businesses, bringing a global awareness of inclusivity and commercial viability of clean vegan options to restaurant menus, hotels, and businesses wishing to make valid vegan claims. Anchor: Carissa Kranz, esq., CEO of BeVeg International Vegan Certification Guests: Heather Landex, Food Safety Expert, Allergen Auditor, BeVeg Chief Compliance Officer. Heather Landex Food Safety Expert “I would like to see a legitimate reduction in the use of ‘may contain’ disclaimers, and an improvement in hygiene standards. I wish to motivate the food service industry to produce cleaner, healthier options, and train them on vegan claim integrity.” Globally #certifiedvegan BeVeg brand of the week: Kindred Kitchens If you have a vegan product, make your claim OFFICIAL. Certify vegan with BeVeg, the only ACCREDITED vegan trademark in the world. www.beveg.com BeVeg Vegan Certification