Allergy & Farm References

These links are offered as a starting point for learning and checking information. Highland Mill Landing does not control external websites and does not endorse every statement on them. Guidance, ingredient formulations, and policies can change; verify information with the organization and your healthcare team.

Alpha-Gal Syndrome

• CDC: About Alpha-Gal Syndrome — overview of the condition, tick association, symptoms, and prevention information.
• Alpha-Gal Information — patient-oriented information and community resources about Alpha-Gal Syndrome.
• American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology (AAAAI): Alpha-Gal — clinician-led allergy information.

Food Allergy Education & Support

• Food Allergy Research & Education (FARE) — food allergy education, advocacy, and resources.
• AAAAI: Food Allergy — general information about food allergy and evaluation.
• FARE: Food Allergy Field Guide — practical food-allergy information and planning resources.

Corn Allergy & Ingredient Research

• FARE — general food-allergy education and planning resources; ask your allergy specialist for corn-specific guidance.
• U.S. FDA: Food Allergies and Food Labeling — explains major-allergen labeling requirements and limitations. Corn is not one of the federally designated major allergens, so absence from a major-allergen statement does not establish corn suitability.
• U.S. FDA: Food Labeling & Nutrition — food-labeling information and updates.

For corn and other ingredients: when the label does not answer your question, contact the manufacturer and ask about the exact product, current formulation, ingredient sources, processing aids, and cross-contact controls. Do not assume that a product is suitable based only on its front label or an old online ingredient list.

Emergency Preparedness

• FARE: Anaphylaxis — information about recognizing and responding to severe allergic reactions.
• AAAAI: Anaphylaxis — medical information on severe allergic reactions.

This resource page is educational and is not medical advice. If you believe you are experiencing anaphylaxis or another emergency, follow your emergency plan and contact emergency services.