On 03/05/18 15:45, Mary B wrote:
Actually, the US is typically the worst in terms of awareness. Europe
is significantly better because they generally have a much better
understanding of celiac disease.
Nowdays - yes. It is a law implementing Eu directive 1169/2011
http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/en/ALL/?uri=CELEX:32011R1169
Implemented by all countries in theory on the 13 December 2014.
So in theory - it works. In practice the more posh and up-market a hotel
or restaurant is, the less likely it will comply. You are more likely to
see strict compliance in a street eatery than in a 4-5 star hotel or 3
Michelin stars daylight robbery outfit.
So in Europe you do not need to specify anything except "IETF will never
convene in Paris".
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A.
