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bne - 22.02.2013
Horsemeat labelled as beef has been found in Romania in products set to be sold locally, an agriculture ministry official said on Wednesday, Reuters reported.
The latest revelation adds to the growing scandal that erupted in January when tests carried out in Ireland revealed that some beef products also contained horsemeat. This has triggered recalls of ready-made meals, continent-wide testing of products and damaged confidence in Europe's vast and complex food industry. An investigation has identified a French meat-processing firm as the likely culprit in the row that has implicated traders and abattoirs from Cyprus to Romania.
Deputy Agriculture Minister Achim Irimescu was quoted by state news agency Agerpres as saying veterinary and animal health authority has tracked down a batch of 100 kg (220 lb) of horsemeat "falsely labelled as beef by a Bucharest trader".
"We took all the necessary measures and decided to expand control activities at other enterprises," Irimescu, who would not name the warehouse, added.
Source: bne
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