Horsemeat checks debate
Six months after the horsemeat crisis erupted a debate at the Royal Welsh Show discussed lessons learnt and the opportunities for the Welsh farming and food industry to work together to prevent contamination.
'Read your meat labels' says Welsh farming union
As the Royal Welsh Show begins its 50th year the horsemeat scandal is still a concern. The mis-selling of meat which contained horse DNA earlier this year rocked the food industry. Later farm leaders will discuss what lessons can be learned.
Stephen James Deputy President, NFU Cymru, says the scandal has had positive effects.
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