Takeaways duping customers with wrong meat, worrying DNA tests show
According to the UK s Food Standards Agency, inspectors have uncovered 37 cases last year where customers were duped with cheap cuts pretending to be prime meat and fish
14:20, 6 MAR 2021
Updated
Some takeaways are duping customers with the wrong meat
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âUnacceptableâ Food Packages for Poorer Children in England Prompt Outcry
Photos of the packages, which critics called meager and overpriced, circulated widely on social media, prompting the government to reinstate vouchers for parents to buy food, themselves.
Delivering food parcels to a family in Milton Keynes, Britain, last week.Credit.Andrew Boyers/Reuters
Jan. 13, 2021
LONDON â The food package, spread out on a carpet, included a can of beans, an assortment of fruit, vegetables, snacks, and sliced bread and cheese â provisions from a government program that provides low-income students with free lunches.
But when pictures of the packages, delivered to students at home as lockdowns have shuttered schools across England, circulated on social media this week, they were roundly condemned by parents and anti-hunger activists like the soccer star Marcus Rashford.