Parents of girl who died in allergic reaction to Pret sandwich say OBE 'all for her'

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The parents of a teen who died after suffering an allergic reaction to a Pret sandwich say their OBE honours are 'all for her.' Natasha Ednan-Laperouse, 15, died after eating the sandwich on a British Airways flight from London to France.

At inquest, Pret a Manger was blasted over its food labelling practises and ordered to make 'meaningful change.' Rules for food producers and retailers were changed in the wake of the teen's death. 'Natasha's Law,' which comes into effect in October, will see food businesses forced to package products with a full list of ingredients.

The teen's parents, dad Nadim, 55, and mum Tanya, 53, have been honoured with OBEs for their campaign to save lives in their daughter's memory.