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Food Allergy Research and Resource Program

FARRP

 

Food Allergy Research and Resource Program

FARRP was established in 1995 as a cooperative venture between the University of Nebraska and seven founding industry charter members.  Today, FARRP has more than 50 member companies, more than one dozen staff members and several graduate students.  FARRP has two primary missions:

Mission 1
Develop and provide the food industry with credible information, expert opinions, tools, and services relating to allergenic foods.

Mission 2
Develop and provide the agricultural biotechnology industry with credible information, expert opinions, tools, and services relating to novel foods and food ingredients including genetically modified products.

FARRP takes a comprehensive approach working with and collaborating with research institutions, governmental authorities, consumer groups, and scientific societies around the globe to share our experience and knowledge to improve the safety of food products for consumers with food allergies and sensitivities.

FARRP News

InformallInformall Transition Pages
Institute of Food Research and FARRP develop transitional web pages to the Informall database -- a source of information on allergenic foods of public health importance.
  
Student Poster Session

FARRP Student Poster Session
A FARRP Student Poster Session was held on August 11, 2010, in conjunction with the semi-annual FARRP Board Meeting.

  
Joe Baumert and Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman2010 Husker Harvest Days
This was the first year that FARRP has had a booth at Husker Harvest Days. The event provided an excellent opportunity to highlight the research and extension activities that FARRP is conducting to the constituents of Nebraska and surrounding states.

 

Student and Post-Doc Opportunities!

FARRP provides research training opportunities for:

  • Undergraduate Students
  • Graduate Students
  • Postdoctoral Scientists
  • Visiting Scientists

Learn More!

 

 

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New FARRP Video

 "Animation of a Food Allergy Reaction"

(to view click on title)