The world's largest food and beverage manufacturers nestle company has become the latest pull close European shelves, the part of the product was found to contain undeclared horse meat.
The company is headquartered in Switzerland, WoWei (Vevey), Monday night said in a statement that it reduces the sale of beef noodles ready meals before two days after testing the horse DNA testing. Nestle said it increased supervision appears after the report put wrong label products sold in the UK last month.
"We test found that horse DNA trace in two from HJ Schypke beef supply manufacturing products, nestle said in a statement." "Level higher than 1% threshold, British food security use to show that may adulterate or gross negligence".
HJ Schypke, Germany the subcontractor nestle company's suppliers, headquartered in Belgium JBS Toledo NV on Tuesday said in a statement that it never knowingly and promote the horse meat.
"We regret to this event, and will strengthen our efforts to provide customers with the best quality products," it said. "Therefore, we will carry on the genetic testing of all of the original input meat future."
Nestle company insists Buitoni beef wonton, beef thor tillie, meals, sent to Italy and Spain, paste Gourmandes Lasagnes order catering enterprises in France sold frozen meat, safe consumption.
Other nestle food brand, such as stowe eph, lean cuisine and Gerber baby food, will not be affected.
In the company's annual results presentation last week says to the reporter, nestle company's CEO, Paul BoKai, said the report, horse meat has found its way into the food in Europe has an adverse effect on the whole global food industry, but his company has "very and our suppliers", in order to prevent pollutants into the products, very strict discipline policy.
"The same quality, price BoKai said." "This is why we sometimes have a little expensive, perhaps, because these things, they spend the money."



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