McDonald's Canada: Reaffirm your commitment to the food allergy community. #NotLovinIt

The Issue

On January 17th, McDonald’s Canada introduced a new allergy statement that indicates all products on their menu “may contain or come into contact with peanuts, tree nuts, or other allergens”.

The new allergy statement essentially means that all products in McDonald’s restaurants may contain or have come in contact with any allergen.

They also launched the SKOR McFlurry (which contains almonds) and noted that the SKOR pieces will not be in a contained package like other nut products currently available at McDonald’s. This is one of several new products to be added to their menu.

We need a strong and collective response to McDonald’s on these new changes to let them know how this impacts the more than 2.5 million Canadians with food allergies, and to the millions more who support them.

Please sign our petition asking McDonald’s Canada to meet with Food Allergy Canada and reaffirm their commitment to their guests with food allergies. Read our letter to John Betts, President & CEO.

And please help further this cause by sharing this petition with your family, friends and others. #NotLovinIt

Thank you!

P.S. To keep updated on this very important issue and to receive other allergy-related news, sign-up to get our emails.

 

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Food Allergy CanadaPetition StarterFood Allergy Canada educates, supports and advocates for the needs of people living with food allergies and the risk of anaphylaxis. We also support and participate in food allergy research.
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The Issue

On January 17th, McDonald’s Canada introduced a new allergy statement that indicates all products on their menu “may contain or come into contact with peanuts, tree nuts, or other allergens”.

The new allergy statement essentially means that all products in McDonald’s restaurants may contain or have come in contact with any allergen.

They also launched the SKOR McFlurry (which contains almonds) and noted that the SKOR pieces will not be in a contained package like other nut products currently available at McDonald’s. This is one of several new products to be added to their menu.

We need a strong and collective response to McDonald’s on these new changes to let them know how this impacts the more than 2.5 million Canadians with food allergies, and to the millions more who support them.

Please sign our petition asking McDonald’s Canada to meet with Food Allergy Canada and reaffirm their commitment to their guests with food allergies. Read our letter to John Betts, President & CEO.

And please help further this cause by sharing this petition with your family, friends and others. #NotLovinIt

Thank you!

P.S. To keep updated on this very important issue and to receive other allergy-related news, sign-up to get our emails.

 

avatar of the starter
Food Allergy CanadaPetition StarterFood Allergy Canada educates, supports and advocates for the needs of people living with food allergies and the risk of anaphylaxis. We also support and participate in food allergy research.

The Decision Makers

John Betts President & CEO of McDonald's Canada
John Betts President & CEO of McDonald's Canada
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