Councils withdraw Welsh Bros Foods beef products
Cardiff, Pembrokeshire and Bridgend Councils have withdrawn beef products supplied by Welsh Bros Foods following reports a sample of its frozen minced beef tested positive for horsemeat.
Cardiff Council said it removed the products from its schools, leisure centres and care homes "as a precaution", which was echoed by both Pembrokeshire and Bridgend Councils.
Welsh Bros Food, which is based in Newport, said it was "deeply shocked" at the reported find.
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