Speakers

FAMS 2027 is pleased to welcome a number of impressive experts from the global food allergen management community, offering a platform to share insights, exchange ideas, discuss the latest research, and strengthen professional relationships.

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Keynote Speaker

Dr. Ben Remington

Dr. Remington is an expert in food allergen thresholds and food allergen risk assessment, for both the clinical and food business operator settings. He is the director of the Remington Consulting Group B.V. (the Netherlands), where his research and consulting work focuses on development and application of knowledge surrounding food allergen risk assessment and food allergen thresholds for government agencies, intergovernmental organizations and multinational stakeholder groups. He has participated as an invited expert in numerous international stakeholder groups focused on risk analysis for food allergy, food allergens and novel food allergens. He also has experience leading international expert groups focused on food allergy and allergen risk assessment, most recently as the chair of the Ad hoc Joint Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and World Health Organization (WHO) Expert Consultation tasked with providing guidance on for risk assessment of food allergens. 


Dr. Ben Remington

International Speakers

Prof. Clare Mills

Clare Mills is a Professor of Food and Molecular Immunology at the University of Surrey and has an Honorary Chair at the University of Manchester where she is part of the Respiratory and Allergy Research team at the Wythenshawe Hospital. She led the EU integrated projects iFAAM and EuroPrevall, the European Food Safety Authority project ThrAll and the UK Food Standards Agency project PAFA. She was also a partner in a recent EFSA project led by EuroFIR on allergenicity prediction and leads the safety work package in the EU project Giant Leaps. Professor Mills is a member of the FSA Advisory Committee on Novel Foods and Processes and was involved in the recent FAO-WHO Expert Consultation on Food Allergens. Her personal research interests are focused on structure-function relationships in food proteins particularly with regards what makes some proteins, and not others, become allergens, including the effects of the food matrix and processing on

resistance of food proteins to digestion and the role this plays in determining the allergenicity of foods.

Professor Clare Mills

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