Allergens you set on items and modifiers in Stream now publish automatically to Uber Eats, so guests can see allergen information in the Uber Eats app.
How it works
No extra setup is required — if allergens are already set on your items and modifiers in Stream, they'll be included the next time your menu publishes to Uber Eats.
Stream automatically uses the correct regional allergen list (US or EU) based on each location's region, so the allergen options shown match what Uber Eats expects for that market.
To set or update allergens, see Bulk Editing Menu Items and Modifiers or (FAQ) Adding Allergens on Toast.
If allergens aren't appearing correctly on Uber Eats after publishing, contact Stream support.