Letölthető tartalmakIrish horse meat – brit – mp3LETÖLTÉS Irish meat plant closes after ‘beef’ is found to contain 75% horsemeat 1. Eredetileg milyen probléma miatt indult múlt hónapban nyomozás Írország egyik húsfeldolgozó üzemében, és mit találtak? 2. Miért állt le a termelés a Rangeland húsüzemben? 3. Hogy viszonyul ez a hír a Rangeland szavahihetőségéhez? 4. Hogy érinti a Rangeland-botrány a vásárlókat? 5. Miért van ok aggodalomra a brit Élelmiszer-minőségi Szervezettel kapcsolatban? Irish meat plant closes after ‘beef’ is found to contain 75% horsemeat Rangeland Foods, which supplied McDonald’s Ireland until 2007, was discovered to be using the suspect Polish product in making beef burgers. None of the contaminated meat has entered the food chain, the company said. Police have now joined the three-week-old Irish investigation, which found last month that Tesco was selling beefburgers that contained up to 29 per cent horsemeat. Rangeland, based in Co Monaghan, bills itself as Ireland’s number one producer of beefburgers to the food service industry and says its products are manufactured using only top quality Irish beef with full traceability from farm to plate. It supplies pubs and restaurants, fast food outlets, event catering and industrial catering. Rangeland said in a statement last night: “As of this evening Rangeland Foods, Castleblaney Co.Monaghan has temporarily suspended production of beef following the interception of beef […]
