The Dutch Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA)recalled around 50,000 tonnes of beef sold across Europe on fears that it might contain horse meat.
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The Canadian farm industry is facing a crisis that could quickly become as calamitous as the scourge that crippled agriculture in Britain in the
The Canadian farm industry is facing a crisis that could quickly become as calamitous as the scourge that crippled agriculture in Britain in the
The meat was supplied by two Dutch trading companies and spread over more than 130 companies in the Netherlands.
Some 370 companies from different European countries are among the customers. The NVWA informed the EU member states concerned, including Germany, France and Spain, of the recall through the Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed and asked them to inform the customers in these countries.
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A recent insight advises caution on the part of expectant mothers in the consumption of beef during pregnancy.
A recent insight advises caution on the part of expectant mothers in the consumption of beef during pregnancy.
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