Horsemeat latest
The latest developments in the region on the Horsemeat scandal.
Latest ITV News reports
Slaughterhouse back in business
The West Yorkshire slaughterhouse at the centre of the horsemeat scandal is back in business this evening. The abattoir in Todmorden which was raided by food standards inspectors and police has been allowed to operate again three weeks after it was shut down.
It was suspected of selling horsemeat and passing it off as beef that would eventually end up in kebabs and burgers. Jon hill reports from Todmorden.
FSA lifts ban on Peter Boddy Licensed Slaughterhouse
The FSA has lifted the ban on Peter Boddy Licensed Saughterhouse after operations were suspended there on February 12th.
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Burgers back on school dinner menus in Sheffield
Burgers are back on school dinner menus in Sheffield - after tests didn't uncover a single trace of horse DNA.
Sheffield Council and school meals contractor Taylor Shaw banned all processed meats from school dinners two weeks ago following the national scandal about traces of horse meat being found in beef products.
Testing has since shown no traces of horse meat in any food - halal and non-halal - served to Sheffield's school children. In future, all burgers will be made from freshly-sourced local meat.