Here are some links to web sites we feel are helpful to people with food restrictions who are traveling or planning to travel.
FARE - Food Allergy Research and Education
Public awareness, information, policy influences
FAACT - Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Connection Team
Education Resource Center for Free & Downloadable School Programs & More
Allergic Child
Children focused, original books and information
Allergic Girl Resources
Advocacy, coaching and consulting
Food Allergy Cook Books
Recipes your family will love
Activeaide
Auto injector pouches, EpiPen holders and other aides
Vegetarian Vacations
Vacation tours and accommodations for vegetarians
Globex Travel Health
Pre-travel planning, counseling, immunizations and medications
Passport Health
Immunizations and travel services
Espirit Travel
Individually crafted journeys to Japan and Asia
Go World Travel Magazine
Online magazine about the world's most fascinating places
Travel for Kids
A family travel guide for over 30 countries worldwide.
Foods Matter
UK's only food allergy magazine
Vegweb
Recipes, coupons, cookbooks, newsletters for vegetarians
Veg For Life
Information, networking, resources, tips
The Vegetarian Resource Group
Vegetarian information, recipes, resources
Happy Cow
Vegetarian guide to restaurants & health food stores
Celiac Disease Foundation
Support, information, assistance for celiac disease
Canadian Celiac Association
Information and news
Gluten Intolerence Group
Information and events
Celiac Spruce Association
Celiacs helping Celiacs
Academic Programs International
University study abroad programs
Not sure if you remember me, but I had ordered Japanese food allergy cards while still in Ohio. We have been in Japan since early Feb. and you had asked if I would let you know how the cards are working…..I have to tell you that they have been a SERIOUS benefit to us here!!! I carry them everywhere and am able to not only use them in restaurants, but also when shopping at an off-base grocery. Even on-base, there are many Japanese who work the restaurants and their English is not very good at times. The quality of the food allergy cards is excellent and we are so thankful to have them. Thanks for putting out such an awesome product!!!
- Lucie in Japan
I have dealt with you in the past and wanted to let you know that your gluten free translation cards are fantastic! We were in a busy street in the middle of Istanbul and wanted to have lunch on our way to visit Topkapi. I showed your gluten free card and ended up being shown by the owner by way of pointing what I could and could not have. When my meal came, it looked so good our friends ordered the same lunch. It also worked in Rhodes, Greece as the owner advised me they put flour in their rice which is most unusual for me. Thanks to your cards we are able to travel wherever we wish and have absolutely no problem with my gluten free diet. In fact, I feel that we are given superior treatment as the owner normally becomes involved and the cards are taken directly to the chef to confirm that the food is all right for me. I have told many people of your business and I hope they are using it to their advantage as I do.
- Anne in Ontario, Canada
I have just returned from trip to Vietnam and would like to express my upmost gratitude. When showing your food allergy cards at restaurants, the waitstaff spent a lot of time studying the cards. Often they would consult the chef but surprised me was the limited food I could eat. I realized how much fish and shellfish are in dishes that you would least expect - especially in Asian cuisine. If I did not have the food allergy cards with me, I am not sure what would have honestly happened so I am really thankful.
- Alex in Melbourne
Just wanted to let you know your food allergy translation cards were great for travelling in Hong Kong and Thailand. With a severe MSG food allergy (plus other food allergies) I wondered about the wisdom of travelling to Asia, but I had two weeks away and not one food problem. The great benefit was being able to tell the waiter to show the chef the food allergy card. Often the waiter would say, "Can do - without" But I would insist they show the chef the card, then the waiter would come back with a different story. They were then very concerned and kept checking that I would only eat from the 'safe' dishes.
- Judy in Sydney, Australia
You have made my day! Your food allergy cards in Russian arrived in this morning's mail. Yes, in England we get mail on a Saturday and I couldn't be happier about the envelope from your organisation that dropped through my door this morning. The cards are perfect: clear, concise, informative and easy to read. I've had cards in other languages from other places which aren't nearly as good and don't give the kind of no-nonsense information with translations underneath so the person with the card knows exactly what message they are giving.
- Alison, Kent, England
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