Teen Launches Business to Help People With Food Allergies Order at Restaurants

Tribune Broadcasting 2017-09-18

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An Illinois teen has launched her own business, called "My Teal Ticket," that aims to make the lives of people with food allergies easier when going out to restaurants.
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