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Horsemeat Scandal: Making hay

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The horsemeat crisis first hit the news in January 2013, leading to more regulation in the food industry. However, not all cases resulted in litigation

The horsemeat crisis first rocked the food industry in January 2013, when the Food Standards Agency in Ireland revealed tests had found horse and pork DNA in retailers’ value beef burgers.

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