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Burger kitchen boss defends turning away people with allergies

BBC News· Apr 15, 2026 · 8:23 AM · 15 views

Jeff Taylor of Bun X explains why his restaurant turns away customers with certain allergies, citing cross-contamination risks in their small kitchen. The policy aims for transparency, notifying customers upfront to prevent misunderstandings. This approach has sparked both criticism and praise for its open communication. #FoodSafety #AllergyAwareness #RestaurantPolicy #BunX #FoodStandards

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