Tesco’s has issued an apology to customers after its Everyday Value spaghetti bolognese is revealed to be ‘up to 100% horsemeat’. “The frozen Everyday Value Spaghetti Bolognese should contain only Irish beef from our approved suppliers,” said Tesco’s technical director
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Horsemeat lasagne scandal leaves Findus reputation in tatters gu.com/p/3dk7y/tw via @guardian — Will Corry (@slievemore) February 8, 2013
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In the course of seven subsequent tweets, Poppy Rose Cleere, the company’s newly axed 21-year-old online marketing and social media planner , aired HMV’s dirty laundry to the world: the “mass execution” of loyal workers; gross mismanagement at the head
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New to us. Apparently there is a cunning plan hatched each year from potential Super Bowl advertisers. They create an ad for the game which they know will be rejected on quality, ethical grounds. Obviously they have no intention of dishing
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Hover over the graphic to read the stories. A big word of thanks to Dennis Brown for this one.
Burger King said test results revealed very small trace levels of horse DNA. BK has revealed that some of its burgers were contaminated in the horsemeat scare, as the tainted food crisis threatened to undermine the confidence of consumers, and
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Jason Gibb, founder of Vauxhall-based Nudo, says the image used by M&S on its 2011 olive oil range bears a striking resemblance to the tree design he has used since 2005.
Starbucks has dismissed reports it held urgent talks with government officials over fears it was being singled out for criticism of corporate tax avoidance. Starbucks, along with Amazon, Google and others, faced a public backlash last year over the disclosure
“Tens of thousands of firms could be serving horsemeat burgers … “Horsegate” scandal at rivals was inevitable – Waitrose LONDON – Britain’s “Horsegate” scandal, where horse DNA was found in beef burgers, was the inevitable result of major supermarkets squeezing their suppliers
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