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‘Very serious questions to answer’ amid beef fraud investigation, says Labour
The investigation involves the review of about 1.3 million documents with products being sold to customers as “best British beef”, Farmers Weekly reported.
Shadow environment secretary Jim McMahon said in response: “We were told the lessons of the horsemeat scandal had been learnt, but unfortunately this investigation could cast that into doubt.
“There are clearly very serious questions to answer and it’s right that an urgent investigation is currently under way.”
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/very-serious-questions-to-answer-amid-beef-fraud-investigation-says-labour/ar-AA18qfNU?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=fa5d5112cb024e6a973c574723b14863&ei=29
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Beef is already the price of a small South American country...
I would guess that most meat eaters are like me and are not overly bothered tbh. I have to my knowledge eaten beef, horse, goat, rabbit, snake, pig, sheep, ostrich, antelope, venison, buffalo, bear, hedgehog, frog, alligator, and most bird and fish species available commercially.
It is highly possible given some of the locations that some of these may have contained or even been cat, rat or dog but, the point is, it was all delicious, with the exception of Alligator. Certainly edible and in the main very good nutrition.
The biggest factor is PRICE, then TASTE, then AVAILABILITY
Also why show sausages ? Everybody should know by now that the smallest constituent part of a sausage is the beef anyway and usually the left over trash and that's the same regardless of where it comes from. Now if you showed me a nice rib of beef that had wings and feathers and was labelled "Product of Chernobyl" then I might pay a little more attention.