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Soya Flower

Low concern

Soy is a major food allergen; any soy-derived ingredient must be declared. Specific safety profile of soy flowers (if literal) is undocumented in food regulations.

Found in

5 products

What it is

Flowers of the soybean plant (Glycine max); rare as a food ingredient (likely a translation/labeling artifact for soy flour or soy plant material).

If soy-derived, soy products are common foods; flower-specific use is minimal.

Why it's flagged

soy allergen labeling required (FALCPA)

What regulators actually say

"Soybeans are one of the major food allergens identified by FDA requiring labeling under FALCPA."

FDA Food Allergies — fda.gov

Regulatory status

United States — FDA

soy is a major food allergen (FALCPA)

European Union — EFSA

soy is a regulated allergen requiring declaration

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