| March 28 ~ April 3 2005 ~ "...hundreds
of carcases of illegal meat enter the human food chain
without any action"
Diseased meat, illegally slaughtered
in the vilest of conditions, is getting into the human
food chain. Carcases can be bought from the criminals
who - with good reasons - laugh all the way to the
bank at the government's " wide-ranging action
plan to tackle meat crime". They know that neither
local authorities nor the Food Standards Agency has
the time (see Warmwell
link), inclination or expertise to stop them -
and that even if they do end up in the dock it will
cause just a brief and inexpensive hiatus to their
activities. Agencies getting government money to check
on safety and hygiene are simply not doing so - and
the FSA says that to introduce a new law against a
newly defined offence would "breach European
Community law".
Watchdog on BBC television, Tuesday
29 March at 7 pm shocked and disturbed viewers.
For the email received from the one
man in the country who is fighting the meat criminals
on behalf of the people of London, Dr Yunes Teinaz
(see Warmwell
link)
Related links:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/4391961.stm
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