Muslims' anger over corrupted food

BRITISH Muslims have voiced concern over reports that inaccurately labelled imported chicken, possibly containing pork, may be on sale in Britain six months after a government study first revealed the practice.

The British Food Standards Agency (FSA) found last December some chicken breasts sold in Britain, often imported from The Netherlands, contained pork protein as well as more water than was stated on the label.

The Guardian newspaper reported on Monday that chicken with added protein powder from meat, to help the poultry product absorb more water, was still being consumed.