[michael21]

asda walmart needs to be check

[Santa's NaughtiNess]

Originally Posted by michael21

asda walmart needs to be check

I knew those cheap meals were too good to be true!

[smeagol]

i wouldn't trust anything anymore. everything is filled with crap and they knew it.

[ChristmasNeeve]

I never eat that ready made crap anyway

[arista]

Horsemeat : Police Raid UK Slaughterhouse

http://news.sky.com/story/1051259/ho...slaughterhouse

It appears some Nasty Up North & Welsh Food Dealers
have chucked Horse in the Beef or Lamb Mix.
Saving Big Money etc

[Kizzy]

it will be across the UK arista, how do you know it is the north, has it mentioned dalepak?

[michael21]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

it will be across the UK arista, how do you know it is the north, has it mentioned dalepak?

the op never lets that facts get in the way of a good story

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

it will be across the UK arista, how do you know it is the north, has it mentioned dalepak?

SkyNews - Yorkshire - Utter Fact
that place has Closed due to FSA and Police

The FSA has shut down Peter Boddy Licensed Slaughterhouse in Todmorden, West Yorkshire, while it investigates allegations that it supplied horse caracasses to a meat business in Wales.

Could Boddy Slaughters supply Dalepack - yes possible


Live Now

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

it will be across the UK arista, how do you know it is the north, has it mentioned dalepak?

No here in the South & London
we do not do as much Food Fraud
like up North

[InOne]

Ughhhh I live near Tod

[arista]

Originally Posted by InOne

Ughhhh I live near Tod

Never Buy Meats from a Pub seller



The Owner claims he knows nothing?

So it could be his Dodgy workers
He must have CCTV there


The FSA have traced it to him
In the UK all meats Dodgy or Legal can be tracked



Latest from SkyNews Live
Waitrose Meat Balls have Pork in them
so all have been removed.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by arista

No here in the South & London
we do not do as much Food Fraud
like up North

Rubbish, it's a nationwide thing, over the next few days watch as reports come in of this practice up and down the UK...
Suppliers from the EU and the UK have been found to be passing horse as beef to food producers. You think the south is some kind of safehaven?...wake up arista!

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Rubbish, it's a nationwide thing, over the next few days watch as reports come in of this practice up and down the UK...
Suppliers from the EU and the UK have been found to be passing horse as beef to food producers. You think the south is some kind of safehaven?...wake up arista!

At this Time
it is Up North.

Money and times are Hard

Time will tell if its down south

[arista]

Horses grazing today at the facility in Todmorden, which has been suspended from operating


"Peter Boddy, pictured at his farm with the wallabies
he keeps there, owns a slaughterhouse which
has been raided by police over the horse meat
scandal but last night denied any wrongdoing"


"Mr Boddy's abattoir in West Yorkshire
pictured today after being visited by
police and food officials"


Disgruntled: Angry workers were seen
standing outside the closed-down slaughterhouse today

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz2Km5nVQl9



http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2013/fe...-investigation

[Kizzy]

''The UK's horsemeat scandal was in "large part" the result of a switch from UK to foreign meat suppliers in 2012 caused by an abrupt change in European regulation that the government failed to contest, according to the expert who led the Food Standards Agency's (FSA) surveillance programme for a decade.

The change meant that "desinewed meat" (DSM), a fine mince rubbed under pressure from carcasses, could no longer be called meat on packaging. DSM produced in the UK was the main ingredient in most value-range burgers, sausages, pies and kebabs and the change meant that thousands of tonnes of meat had to be sourced from elsewhere and at low cost.''
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environmen...lation-changes

[arista]

"had to be sourced from elsewhere and at low cost."


Yes but label what they put in, or not as in this case,
is the Fraud here

[Santa's NaughtiNess]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

''The UK's horsemeat scandal was in "large part" the result of a switch from UK to foreign meat suppliers in 2012 caused by an abrupt change in European regulation that the government failed to contest, according to the expert who led the Food Standards Agency's (FSA) surveillance programme for a decade.

The change meant that "desinewed meat" (DSM), a fine mince rubbed under pressure from carcasses, could no longer be called meat on packaging. DSM produced in the UK was the main ingredient in most value-range burgers, sausages, pies and kebabs and the change meant that thousands of tonnes of meat had to be sourced from elsewhere and at low cost.''
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environmen...lation-changes

I don't mind paying a bit more for a good quality product. I wouldn't buy anything too cheap. I'm always suspicious of that.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

I don't mind paying a bit more for a good quality product. I wouldn't buy anything too cheap. I'm always suspicious of that.

same Vanessa you get what you pay for imo,I don't eat meat so it doesn't affect me directly,but my family do and people should know what they are eating.

[Santa's NaughtiNess]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

same Vanessa you get what you pay for imo,I don't eat meat so it doesn't affect me directly,but my family do and people should know what they are eating.

We had a problem in our company last year. Some workers were contaminating the products. Our bosses called the police and sorted it out. Thank god for that! I almost lost my job because of them!

[Kizzy]

Me too vanessa
Arista that's the point, if they had have listed the ingredients then it would have been obvious that that they were scourcing from outside the UK.
The article suggests that to supply the food demanded for UK consumption of 'value' products as DSM was no longer an option, where did the FSA think all this product was coming from?....

[Santa's NaughtiNess]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Me too vanessa
Arista that's the point, if they had have listed the ingredients then it would have been obvious that that they were scourcing from outside the UK.
The article suggests that to supply the food demanded for UK consumption of 'value' products as DSM was no longer an option, where did the FSA think all this product was coming from?....

I don't think this meat is even safe to eat, which is even worse.

[Santa's NaughtiNess]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

same Vanessa you get what you pay for imo,I don't eat meat so it doesn't affect me directly,but my family do and people should know what they are eating.

This is the kind of food that makes his way to schools. It shouldn't be allowed.

[arista]

"SkyNewsHD sees open crates of meat left outdoors
at a processing plant raided as part of the
FSA's ongoing horsemeat investigation."
2mins video report
FarmHouse meats Plant , Wales

http://news.sky.com/story/1051469/ho...d-amid-warning

[InOne]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

I never eat that ready made crap anyway

Oooo get you

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by InOne

Oooo get you