peterweg
9 Feb 2013
News / Poland is the source of horsemeat in burgers? [169]
Yes, doesn't seem to be involved,
The French have shipping 100% horsemeat all around Europe for at least 6 months, the is claim its from Romania now.
Comigel make at least 60,000 tonnes per year of frozen Lasagna etc. and ship it to 15 countries.
guardian.co.uk/business/2013/feb/08/horsemeat-scandal-more-to-come
Yes, doesn't seem to be involved,
The French have shipping 100% horsemeat all around Europe for at least 6 months, the is claim its from Romania now.
Comigel make at least 60,000 tonnes per year of frozen Lasagna etc. and ship it to 15 countries.
Authorities have been concerned for some time about the scale of the trade in horses - transporting horses of low value seems to make no economic sense unless other criminal activity is involved.
The food industry likes to boast it has full traceability of its food chain, but what the current crisis demonstrates beyond contention is that they have lost control. The system is only as safe as the paper on which it is written, and as honest as its most entrepreneurial rogues.
But by the end of the weeka picture of full-scale food fraud was emerging. Horsemeat turns out to have adulterated not just the cheap beefburgers that kicked off the food crisis in Ireland and the UK nearly a month ago, but also big-brand ready meals of beef lasagne. Supermarkets withdrew spaghetti bolognese and meatballs made in the same factories for fear of what they may find.
The food industry likes to boast it has full traceability of its food chain, but what the current crisis demonstrates beyond contention is that they have lost control. The system is only as safe as the paper on which it is written, and as honest as its most entrepreneurial rogues.
But by the end of the weeka picture of full-scale food fraud was emerging. Horsemeat turns out to have adulterated not just the cheap beefburgers that kicked off the food crisis in Ireland and the UK nearly a month ago, but also big-brand ready meals of beef lasagne. Supermarkets withdrew spaghetti bolognese and meatballs made in the same factories for fear of what they may find.
guardian.co.uk/business/2013/feb/08/horsemeat-scandal-more-to-come