Horse DNA in Taco Bell beef
Four beef products sold by Birds Eye, Taco Bell and catering supplier Brakes have been found to contain horse DNA in the latest round of tests following the horsemeat scandal, the Food Standards Agency has said.
Four beef products sold by Birds Eye, Taco Bell and catering supplier Brakes have been found to contain horse DNA in the latest round of tests following the horsemeat scandal, the Food Standards Agency has said.
McDonald's has confirmed tests for horsemeat in its products came back negative.
Jill McDonald, the president and chief executive of McDonald's UK, said:
We voluntarily provided samples of all beef burgers currently available on our menu to the Food Standards Agency (FSA) for their own tests.
All tests, including our own, have now been completed and we can confirm that no horsemeat has been found in any of McDonald's products.
Our beef supply chain is short and transparent and has just five simple steps from the farms through to the food we serve in our restaurants.
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