In 2017, three-year-old Elijah Silvera died after his daycare served him a grilled cheese sandwich despite a documented dairy allergy. His death led to Elijah’s Law in New York. Children rely entirely on staff to ensure they receive the correct food. When a container that held a peanut butter snack yesterday still has traces of yesterday’s label today, confusion happens. 25% of anaphylactic reactions in childcare settings involve children with no prior diagnosis.

Zero Label Residue = Zero Confusion

Label every container with contents, allergens, child’s name, and date. After washing, the label is completely gone. No partial text. No old allergen info. The container is truly clean for the next child’s meal.

Organized Storage Areas

Use Storage Bin Labels to clearly mark allergen-free zones, individual children’s bins, and dietary categories. Reusable/erasable labels can be updated as enrollment changes throughout the year.

Parent Confidence

Clean, residue-free containers show parents your facility takes food safety seriously. No sticky buildup, no peeling label remnants. Every container looks new during facility tours and inspections.

• Elijah’s Law (NY, expanding): Requires staff training on food allergies, allergen posting, and individualized allergy action plans
• CACFP Standards: Documentation of meal components, dates, and portions for federal nutrition program compliance
• State Licensing: All states require food safety protocols including container labeling in childcare facilities
• 57% of food allergy emergencies in childcare occur from mislabeled or improperly stored food

• ✓Dissolvable Food Labels — allergen-safe container labeling
• ✓Days of the Week Stickers — CACFP compliance tracking
• ✓Storage Bin Labels — allergen-free zone marking
• ✓Reusable/Erasable Labels — permanent bin and cubby labels

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