Horse meat and pig DNA found in supermarket beef burgers

Horse meat has been found in a number of beef burgers sold widely in our supermarkets.

Horse meat and pig DNA found in supermarket beef burgers
Tue, 15 Jan, 2013 - 17:56

Horse meat has been found in a number of beef burgers sold widely in our supermarkets.

The Food Safety Authority (FSA) also confirmed the presence of pig DNA in beef burgers.

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