Mileta

This pack of eight self-adhesive vinyl stickers is designed to prompt customers to declare any food allergies or intolerances before ordering or serving. Each sticker carries a clear allergen awareness message and is intended to be displayed at the point of customer contact — whether that's a service counter, ordering till, buffet station, deli display, chilled cabinet, or ice cream stand.

In a busy service environment, verbal reminders are easily missed. Placing these stickers at eye level near food displays or tills creates a consistent, visible prompt that supports staff in meeting their allergen communication obligations. They are particularly useful in settings where multiple team members are serving and verbal briefings between shifts are not always reliable.

• Self-adhesive vinyl — straightforward to apply to most smooth surfaces
• Suitable for counters, chilled displays, ordering points, and buffet stations
• Helps prompt customer allergen declarations before ordering or serving
• Supports consistent allergen communication across different service points
• Pack of eight allows coverage across multiple areas of a single site

These stickers are not a substitute for a documented allergen management policy, staff training, or a full allergen matrix for your menu — they work best as a visible reminder that sits alongside those processes. They are suited to smooth, clean surfaces and should be applied to areas that are not subject to heavy moisture or frequent wiping, which can affect adhesion over time.

Well suited to cafés, pubs, restaurants, hotel buffets, school canteens, and any food service operation with a front-of-house counter or display that serves the general public. If you are setting up allergen signage across a larger site or need additional formats such as framed notices or menu allergen cards, it is worth having a conversation with us about what combination of signage would work best for your setup.

This pack from Mileta provides a straightforward way for food businesses to display allergen awareness notices to customers. It contains four reverse-printed window stickers and four wall stickers, designed to be positioned at points of sale or entry where customers can clearly see them before ordering. The reverse-print method on the window stickers allows them to be read from outside, keeping the message visible without obstructing the display.

Allergen communication is a legal requirement under UK food information regulations, and visible signage forms a practical part of that approach — particularly for cafes, takeaways, restaurants, and market stalls where verbal communication alone may not be sufficient. These stickers serve as a consistent visual prompt rather than a replacement for staff training or written allergen menus.

• Four window stickers reverse-printed for external visibility
• Four wall stickers for internal point-of-sale positioning
• Compact format suitable for counters, doors, and service windows
• Helps communicate allergen awareness to customers before they order

It is worth considering where these will be placed before applying them permanently — window stickers in particular benefit from a clean, flat surface free of condensation or grease residue for a reliable bond. The compact size suits most front-of-house surfaces without dominating the space.

These stickers are well suited to smaller food businesses, pop-up operations, market traders, and any site needing a quick, low-cost solution to visible allergen signage. They are not a substitute for a full allergen management system, and busier operations with complex menus may benefit from a broader allergen information approach alongside this.

If you are unsure how allergen signage fits into your wider compliance setup, the team is happy to point you in the right direction.

This allergen and ingredients awareness notice from Mileta is a straightforward front-of-house display designed to prompt customers to speak to a member of staff about allergens and ingredients before they place their order. It presents recognised allergen symbols alongside a clear message, helping to ensure the prompt is visible and easy to understand for customers at the point of ordering.

In a busy café, pub, or food service environment, verbal allergen reminders can be missed or inconsistently delivered during a rush. A fixed, well-positioned notice takes some of that pressure off front-of-house staff by doing part of the work passively — reinforcing the message without relying solely on staff memory or initiative at peak times.

Practical benefits at a glance:

• Supports compliance with allergen information obligations under UK food law
• Reduces reliance on verbal reminders alone during busy service periods
• Clear allergen symbols recognisable to customers with dietary concerns
• Two display options allow flexible placement to suit your layout
• Lightweight and easy to reposition as your setup changes

The notice is A4 in size, which makes it suitable for countertop, wall-mounted, or menu-board placement depending on which display option is used. It is worth thinking carefully about where customers will naturally see it — positioning near the till point or menu display tends to be most effective rather than placing it where it may be overlooked.

This type of notice is well suited to small independent cafés, pubs, takeaways, and food-to-go operations where a simple, visible allergen prompt is needed. Larger operations with more complex allergen management requirements may wish to consider a broader allergen communication strategy alongside signage of this kind.

If you are unsure whether this notice meets your specific front-of-house allergen display needs, the team is happy to help you think it through.

This laminated fire safety poster from Mileta sets out the core actions staff should take in the event of a fire: how to raise the alarm, how to evacuate the building safely, how to contact the fire services, and how to use firefighting equipment correctly. It is designed to be read quickly and understood at a glance, which matters in a high-pressure situation where people may not have received formal fire safety training.

In a commercial kitchen environment, fire risk is an everyday consideration. A clearly displayed, up-to-date fire safety poster supports your legal compliance obligations under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and gives all staff — including temporary or agency workers who may not have completed full induction training — a reliable visual reference. The bold graphics and concise text are chosen specifically so the poster communicates effectively even under stress.

The laminated finish makes it practical for back-of-house use, where heat, moisture and general kitchen conditions would quickly degrade an unprotected print. It is well suited to display in prep areas, dry stores, staff corridors, changing rooms, or any back-of-house space where fire safety information needs to be clearly communicated.

This is a straightforward compliance aid rather than a substitute for a full fire risk assessment or staff training programme. For kitchens with specific layout requirements or multiple exit routes, your responsible person should ensure the poster is positioned where it is most relevant to the evacuation plan in place.

If you have questions about fire safety signage requirements for your site, the team is happy to point you in the right direction.

This A2 laminated poster from Mileta covers the core principles of safe manual handling, including risk assessment, correct lifting posture, grip, load management and avoiding twisting movements. It is designed to be understood by both trained staff and those who have not yet received formal manual handling instruction, making it practical for mixed teams in busy commercial environments.

In a catering setting, manual handling is a daily reality — delivering stock, moving heavy pots and pans, shifting crates and bins. Having clear, visible guidance posted in a relevant area supports consistent safe practice and forms part of a responsible approach to staff welfare and workplace compliance.

The laminated finish means the poster can be wiped clean, which matters in kitchen and back-of-house environments where surfaces are regularly exposed to grease, steam and general wear. It is intended for long-term display rather than single use.

• Combines clear text with instructional graphics for quick reference
• Suitable for kitchens, storerooms, loading areas and staff rooms
• Laminated surface resists moisture and can be wiped clean
• Covers the full manual handling process from assessment to completion
• Appropriate for sites where staff may not have received formal training

This poster is well suited to any catering operation where staff regularly lift or move loads as part of their role. If you are putting together a broader safety signage pack for a new kitchen or refurbishment, the team is happy to advise on what is typically required.

This laminated first aid guide poster from Mileta is designed to give both trained first-aiders and untrained staff a clear, accessible reference point during a workplace emergency. It uses high-visibility graphics alongside straightforward text to walk staff through the correct response to a range of common incidents, without requiring any prior knowledge to follow.

The poster covers the key steps most likely to be needed in a working environment: assessing a situation safely, calling for professional help, checking airways and breathing, performing CPR, using a defibrillator, and responding to injuries including fractures, burns, and bleeding. The content has been compiled by qualified health and safety practitioners and reflects current first aid guidance standards.

For a commercial kitchen environment — where burns, cuts, and physical incidents are an everyday risk — having clear guidance displayed in a visible location makes practical sense. It supports staff awareness, reinforces good practice, and can form part of a broader approach to meeting the first aid provision requirements set out in UK workplace safety regulations.

• Step-by-step guidance accessible to staff without first aid training
• Covers CPR, defibrillation, burns, bleeding, and fractures
• Compiled by qualified health and safety practitioners
• Laminated finish for durability in kitchen and catering environments
• Suitable for display in staff areas, prep kitchens, and back-of-house locations

If you're unsure what first aid signage your site is required to display, or how this fits alongside your broader safety provision, the team is happy to help you think it through.

This laminated wall poster from Mileta provides clear, step-by-step guidance on responding to burn injuries. It covers the essential actions staff should take immediately after a burn occurs — classifying severity, cooling the injury correctly, and applying appropriate dressings — laid out in a logical sequence that can be followed under pressure.

Commercial kitchens are among the highest-risk environments for burn incidents, and having visible, well-structured guidance on the wall supports both trained first-aiders and untrained staff who may be first on the scene. The high-contrast design and plain language mean the key steps are easy to read quickly, which matters when time is short.

The laminated finish makes it practical for kitchen environments where steam, splashing, and grease are unavoidable. It can be wiped clean and will hold up on the wall without deteriorating over time.

This poster is well suited to any commercial kitchen, food production area, or catering facility looking to meet health and safety obligations and support staff awareness around burn first aid. If you have questions about your wider first aid and safety signage requirements, the team is happy to help point you in the right direction.

This guidance poster from Mileta is designed to help catering staff — whether trained first-aiders or team members with no medical background — recognise and respond appropriately when a customer or colleague suffers a food allergy reaction or anaphylactic shock. It is produced in full colour with bold graphics and plain, direct text, making it accessible under the kind of pressure that genuine emergencies create.

The poster covers two practical areas: identifying the early signs of an allergic reaction and understanding when symptoms escalate into anaphylaxis, which requires immediate emergency response. It includes Food Standards Agency-recognised allergen icons to help staff quickly connect a reaction to one of the most common allergen groups. Step-by-step instructions address what to do while waiting for emergency services — including positioning, monitoring airway and breathing, and the use of an auto-injector if one is available.

For food service businesses, keeping this kind of guidance visible in kitchen and front-of-house areas supports staff awareness as part of day-to-day allergen management. It is a practical complement to formal allergen training rather than a substitute for it. The laminated finish makes it suitable for kitchen and service environments where surfaces are exposed to steam, splashes, and regular cleaning.

This poster suits cafés, restaurants, school canteens, care homes, and any food business where staff benefit from clear visual reminders of emergency procedures. If you are looking to build out your allergen management materials or have questions about what signage your kitchen should carry, we are happy to help point you in the right direction.

This laminated kitchen hygiene poster from Mileta is designed to communicate essential food safety practices clearly to all kitchen staff, regardless of experience level. Using bold, high-visibility graphics alongside straightforward text, it presents core hygiene routines in a format that can be read and understood quickly, even in a busy service environment.

In practice, visual hygiene reminders placed at key points in a kitchen — near hand-washing stations, food prep areas, or waste disposal points — help reinforce good habits and support consistent standards across a team. This is particularly useful in kitchens with high staff turnover, agency workers, or where English is not everyone's first language, as the graphic format communicates across language barriers more effectively than text-only signage.

The laminated finish allows the poster to be wiped down with a damp cloth, keeping it legible and presentable in the humid, steam-heavy conditions typical of a working kitchen. It will not deteriorate as quickly as an uncoated paper poster in the same environment.

This poster suits most commercial kitchens as a straightforward compliance and training aid. It is commonly used alongside allergen notices, HACCP documentation, and first aid signage as part of a broader kitchen safety display. If you are setting up a full compliance notice board or are unsure which combination of posters is appropriate for your kitchen type, the team is happy to help point you in the right direction.

This is a laminated wall poster from Mileta covering the core principles of food preparation and storage hygiene. It presents essential guidance in plain language with clear graphics, making the key rules visible at a glance for all kitchen staff, including those who are new to a role or working in a second language.

In a busy kitchen, verbal briefings on hygiene practice are easily forgotten under service pressure. A well-placed poster reinforces the fundamentals day to day — cross-contamination risks, the importance of clean surfaces and utensils, correct handling of opened canned goods, and the need to cover cuts and abrasions with waterproof dressings before handling food. These are not complicated rules, but they are the ones most likely to be overlooked when a kitchen is under pressure.

The laminated finish means the poster can be wiped down as part of a standard cleaning schedule, which matters in environments where wall-mounted materials are otherwise a hygiene liability. It is sized to sit comfortably on a preparation area or storage room wall without dominating the space.

• Full-colour layout with bold, easy-to-read graphics for quick reference
• Covers cross-contamination prevention and surface hygiene
• Guidance on safe handling of opened tinned foods
• Reminds staff to cover cuts and abrasions with waterproof dressings
• Laminated finish is wipe-clean and suited to kitchen wall environments

This poster is a practical addition to any kitchen that wants to reinforce food hygiene standards visually, particularly in sites with frequent staff turnover or mixed experience levels. If you are building out a broader set of hygiene signage or compliance materials, the team are happy to advise on what else may be relevant for your operation.

These double-sided allergen reference cards are a practical front-of-house tool designed to help waiting and service staff quickly identify the allergens present in each dish on the menu. Each card provides a clear, writable format for listing dishes alongside their allergen content, giving staff a reliable point of reference when a customer raises an allergy concern during service.

With 50 cards in the pack — each usable on both sides — they accommodate up to 100 dish entries in total. They are straightforward to complete and update as menus change, which is important in kitchens where seasonal or daily specials are common and allergen information needs to stay current.

Used correctly, cards like these support a consistent approach to allergen communication across a service team. They are particularly useful where verbal briefings alone may be unreliable, or where front-of-house staff rotate frequently and need a dependable written reference rather than relying solely on memory.

• Helps front-of-house staff respond confidently to allergen queries
• Supports compliance with allergen information obligations
• Easy to update when menus or recipes change
• Suitable for restaurants, cafés, canteens, and hospitality venues
• Compact format for use at service stations or on the pass

These cards work best as part of a broader allergen management approach rather than as a standalone solution. If you are reviewing your allergen documentation across the kitchen, it is worth speaking with the team to ensure the format suits your menu size and service style.