Horse meat found in Monaghan meat plant

A second Irish meat processing plant has tested positive for traces of horse meat.

Mon, 04 Feb, 2013 - 20:38

A second Irish meat processing plant has tested positive for traces of horse meat.

The Department of Agriculture confirmed damaging findings of 75% equine DNA in raw ingredient at Rangeland Foods in Co Monaghan.

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