Allergy app
A Suffolk businessman has developd a smart phone app that alerts people with food allergies to risky ingredients.
James Lay from Gazeley's invention scans the barcode and tells sufferers if it is fine to eat. Now he hopes to develop the app to include advice from doctors.
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