#horsemeatgate

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Horsemeatgate: Nestle withdraws beef pasta meals after finding horsemmeat

The Swiss food giant Nestle has announced it finding Horsemeat trace in his beef pasta meals. Nestle's spokesman said levels of horse DNA were very low but above 1%.The products containing meat has halted deliveries by German supplier. Meanwhile, Nestle withdrew two beef pasta, Buitoni Beef Ravioli and Beef Tortellini, in Italy and Spain. In France, Lasagnes a la Bolognaise Gourmandes will also withdrew. Really, Europe hates horsemeat forever, mainly it comes from swiss food company Nestle.

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Horse meat gate

horse meat in Lasagna in whole Europe. Well, horse meat is very nice. This news makes my day.

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Horsemeatgate: EU urges DNA test for all processed beef

European Union urges their members to makes DNA test for all processed beef to tackle a widening over horsemeat scandal. All members makes that test it for found traces for horsemeat in processed beefs. Horsemeat should also be tested for the presence of the veterinary medicine phenylbutazone ("bute"), said EU's health commissioner Tonio Borg. He has meeting with ministers from affected countries as UK, France, Romania, Ireland and others. Speaking after meeting, He said the programme of random tests should report after 30 days, but testing should continue for three months. What its means: Europe hates horsemeat, mainly it comes from Ireland and Romania.

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Horsemeatgate: Tesco reveals 60% content in dish to British despair

The horsemeat scandal has unveils it in Britain. The British chain Tesco reveals their Everyday Value Spaghetti Bolognese contains of 60% horsemeat and will be withdrawn from sale on Tuesday.  Its came from the French factory producing Findus beef lasagne, who at the centre of horsemeat row. UK's Environment secretary Owen Paterson told to MPs his plans of processed beef are test now. One of the countries who accused to exports horsemeat, Romania denies the allegations that it was responsible for wrongly describing horsemeat from its abattoirs as beef. Whom accuses whom in this case?

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Horsemeatgate: Tesco burgers in may lead to prosecution

Horsemeat DNA was found in beefburgers sold by Tesco. The horsemeatgate has provoke fury in United Kingdom. The meat was provide by Ireland. The UK Food Secretary, David Heath told to MPs: "Because something has been discovered in Ireland, which is serious, which may lead to criminal proceedings, does not undermine the very serious efforts which are taken by retailers, by processors and by producers in this country to ensure traceability and ensure standards of food that are available to consumers.".

Tesco took out adverts in British newspapers when it apologises this. The advert called "We Apologised" and says: "We and our supplier have let you down and we apologise." 

"So here's our promise. We will find out exactly what happened and, when we do, we'll come back and tell you.

"And we will work harder than ever with all our suppliers to make sure this never happens again."

conclusion: Britons don't believe it.