Spinal cord found in Irish export beef

The British Food Standards Agency has revealed that it found traces of spinal cord in a consignment of beef delivered to a meat plant in the North from the Republic.

Spinal cord found in Irish export beef

The British Food Standards Agency has revealed that it found traces of spinal cord in a consignment of beef delivered to a meat plant in the North from the Republic.

Inspectors said the beef, which was in breach of strict BSE controls, had been marked fit for human consumption.

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