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Horse meat found in Ikea's Swedish meatballs
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i will follow tonychat's suggestion - go for vegetable balls....good !!!
Sun Ho must have been a Die-hard horsemeat Lover for years !..
ROFL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!waulau this is sacrilegious....father forgive me..amen
Re: Horsemeat in IKEA meatballs - Czexh
IKEA Singapore stops selling meatballs amid horsemeat scare
Posted: 26 February 2013 1609 hrs
Swedish furniture giant Ikea. (AFP/File - Philippe Huguen)
SINGAPORE: The Singapore branch of Swedish home products company, IKEA, said on Tuesday the meatballs at its cafeterias here contain only beef and pork sourced and produced from Australia.
It also has a halal line at IKEA Tampines, where meatballs containing a mixture of chicken from Brazil and beef from Australia are sold.
IKEA Singapore said that these are halal certified and produced locally.
None of its ingredients are produced by the affected suppliers.
As a precautionary measure, it has stopped selling meatballs for the time being until results from DNA testing are out.
Mike King, regional commercial manager at Ikano Retail Asia said: "Of course all our supplies provide us with verification of exact ingredients but as an additional measure we have submitted them for this DNA testing to be absolutely 100 percent sure."
The company said the test results, which are expected to be ready by the middle of next week, will confirm that there are no indications of horse meat in the meatballs.
On Monday, IKEA stopped selling meatballs at nearly all of its store cafeterias across Europe - after traces of horsemeat were found.
It is part of a widening scandal in Europe, where horse meat has made its way into products labelled as beef.
People whom Channel NewsAsia spoke to did not seem too concerned with the food scandal.
"Although there are concerns, but it will not deter me from eating the IKEA meatballs in Singapore," said one of the customers whom Channel NewsAsia spoke to.
- CNA/ck/xq
IKEA Singapore stops selling meatballs amid horsemeat scare
Posted: 26 February 2013 1609 hrs
Swedish furniture giant Ikea. (AFP/File - Philippe Huguen)
SINGAPORE: The Singapore branch of Swedish home products company, IKEA, said on Tuesday the meatballs at its cafeterias here contain only beef and pork sourced and produced from Australia.
It also has a halal line at IKEA Tampines, where meatballs containing a mixture of chicken from Brazil and beef from Australia are sold.
IKEA Singapore said that these are halal certified and produced locally.
None of its ingredients are produced by the affected suppliers.
As a precautionary measure, it has stopped selling meatballs for the time being until results from DNA testing are out.
Mike King, regional commercial manager at Ikano Retail Asia said: "Of course all our supplies provide us with verification of exact ingredients but as an additional measure we have submitted them for this DNA testing to be absolutely 100 percent sure."
The company said the test results, which are expected to be ready by the middle of next week, will confirm that there are no indications of horse meat in the meatballs.
On Monday, IKEA stopped selling meatballs at nearly all of its store cafeterias across Europe - after traces of horsemeat were found.
It is part of a widening scandal in Europe, where horse meat has made its way into products labelled as beef.
People whom Channel NewsAsia spoke to did not seem too concerned with the food scandal.
"Although there are concerns, but it will not deter me from eating the IKEA meatballs in Singapore," said one of the customers whom Channel NewsAsia spoke to.
- CNA/ck/xq
Re: Horsemeat in IKEA meatballs - Czexh
even the angmo are copying from the ah tiong. selling black heart stuff on a grand scale. while not as toxic compare to the ah tiong tainted milk powder but still is cheating on consumers with unknown side effects. angmo lumpar 1.
even the angmo are copying from the ah tiong. selling black heart stuff on a grand scale. while not as toxic compare to the ah tiong tainted milk powder but still is cheating on consumers with unknown side effects. angmo lumpar 1.
Me too.....
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