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Food allergen cross-contact barriers

This bowtie maps allergen cross-contact from ingredients in a kitchen to potential customer harm. The top event is an allergen reaching a meal intended to be allergen-free. Supplier and labelling failures are separated from preparation-equipment failures because the controls are different. The recovery side includes withdrawing the meal, helping the customer and tracing the event. A kitchen team can use the diagram to discuss which controls are active for a specific menu and who verifies them. Add the actual allergens, recipes, equipment and local reporting requirements before use. This example supports discussion only and does not replace food-safety plans, allergen declarations or emergency medical advice.

種類 ボウタイ分析図規格 CCPS / Energy Institute 2018エンジン schematex-bowtie更新日 2026/9/24
Food allergen cross-contact barriers
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“A food-allergen bowtie: the hazard is allergenic ingredients in a kitchen and the top event is an allergen reaching an allergen-free meal. Show labels, shared equipment and incorrect handover as threats, with supplier checks, utensils, cleaning, order flags and final checks as barriers. Show allergic reaction, hospital treatment or recall and loss of confidence with withdrawal, first aid, escalation, traceability, communication and corrective-action barriers.”

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01Hazard

Identify allergenic ingredients.

02Top event

Focus on the meal becoming contaminated.

03Prevention

Separate supplier and kitchen controls.

04Recovery

Include immediate care and traceability.

Use for a food-service allergen-control discussion alongside required food-safety systems.

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よくある質問

よくある質問

What is allergen cross-contact?

It is the unintended transfer of an allergen into food that should not contain it.

Why put cleaning on the left?

Validated cleaning helps prevent shared equipment from contaminating a meal before service.

Can this cover packaged food?

Yes. Packaging and label-verification threats can be adapted for a production setting.