Parents of Natasha Ednan-Laperouse call for a change in food labelling laws in the UK.

The transcript tells the tragic story of Natasha Adnan Laparus, who died from an allergic reaction to sesame in a Pret sandwich. Her parents had always been vigilant about her allergies, but the lack of labeling on the product led to her consuming sesame unknowingly. The family believes this is due to a legal loophole that benefits large corporations. The government is considering new legislation to prevent such incidents. Natasha's family continues to campaign for better labeling to honor her memory and protect others.

What actions are being taken by Natasha's family and the government in response to her death?

What message do Natasha's parents want to convey through their campaign?