Tesco meatloaf horsemeat find
Tesco has withdrawn its 'Tesco Simply Roast Meatloaf' from sale after it tested positive for between two and five per cent horsemeat. The meatloaf is the fourth Tesco-branded product to test positive for horsemeat.
Tesco has withdrawn its 'Tesco Simply Roast Meatloaf' from sale after it tested positive for between two and five per cent horsemeat. The meatloaf is the fourth Tesco-branded product to test positive for horsemeat.
More than half of consumers have changed their shopping habits as a result of the horsemeat scandal, a survey for consumer group Which? has found.
It also found that public trust in the food industry has dropped by 24%, with 30% of those polled now buying less processed meat and a quarter (24%) buying fewer ready meals with meat in or choosing vegetarian options.
The results of the survey comes as supermarket giant Tesco announced it had withdrawn a line of its frozen meatloaf after tests revealed it contained between 2% and 5% horse meat.
Populus surveyed 2,064 UK adults online between February 22 and 24.
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