Why Are Companies Like Tesco Not Being Sued For The Horse In Their Packs.

[gollob]

A few years back now they shut a Scottish Butcher down almost immiediatley. Not even a summons either under the trades description act.

[Zeuhl]

Thanks LG - not seen those

29 out of 1929 (incl multiple tests) doesn't seem too widespread

I suppose that means that those who are testing positive will be more exposed (Tesco, Findus, Aldi, Coop, Rangeland) and can't hide in a big crowd or claim 'everyone was duped'

Admit, rather surprised to see Coop in there. They seem to have higher standards and quality levels in most things.

[grannie39]

why just tesco, why not asda, and lancashire cc.uncle tom cobly and all.

[emmie]

this isn't going to go away

http://news.sky.com/story/1052658/horsemeat-found-in-schools-pubs-and-hotels