A Swedish brand - Findus - supplying British supermarkets employed a French company, Comigel, to make its ready meals.
To get meat for its factory in Luxembourg, Comigel called on the services of another French firm Spanghero. It used an agent in Cyprus, who in turn used an agent in the Netherlands, who placed the order at an abattoir in Romania.
It may be that your whole purpose in life is simply to serve as a warning to others.
A Swedish brand - Findus - supplying British supermarkets employed a French company, Comigel, to make its ready meals.
To get meat for its factory in Luxembourg, Comigel called on the services of another French firm Spanghero. It used an agent in Cyprus, who in turn used an agent in the Netherlands, who placed the order at an abattoir in Romania.
This is why the EU is so great !
Making up since 2007, sometimes it's true...Honest...
Continentals aren't so sentimental about animals - Knowing the English are animal lovers they served their diseased donkeys to us on a plate. Sort of like 'Horse before de la Carte.... '
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Wicky wrote:'Pasta' or 'Posta'.
A Swedish brand - Findus - supplying British supermarkets employed a French company, Comigel, to make its ready meals.
To get meat for its factory in Luxembourg, Comigel called on the services of another French firm Spanghero. It used an agent in Cyprus, who in turn used an agent in the Netherlands, who placed the order at an abattoir in Romania.
This is why the EU is so great !
It may be that your whole purpose in life is simply to serve as a warning to others.
I dunno, but I'd never associate this with hamburgers. Its origins are Turkish, although so much changed that turks would never recognize it.
Traditionally, the meat is of several sorts (beef, pork, sheep - never lamb, and, if available, about 1/8 of the total meat should be horse or donkey - slaughtered of old age, not specifically for the meat, young meat of these animals doesn't contribute the right way to the flavor).
Donkey sausages raise a stink - Sunday, 23 June, 2002
A French shopkeeper is at the centre of a row in a Kent seaside town over his sausages - made from donkey meat.
Animal rights campaigners were furious when they learned about Dominique Levet's sausages, which he sells from his shop in Sandwich.
It may be that your whole purpose in life is simply to serve as a warning to others.