The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) issued the recall today.

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Garfield would have had a field day.

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Traces of pork were found in the meal.

The products have all previously been identified and removed from the marketplace.

Tests revealed its chilli con carne product contained 2 per cent horse DNA.

An imported lasagne has been pulled from the shelves in a Hong Kong supermarket.

Findus UK says it is taking legal advice after early results from its internal investigation “strongly suggest” that the presence of horsemeat in its frozen beef lasagne meals was “not accidental”.

France’s Ministry of Agriculture is launching an investigation into the ongoing horsemeat scandal, which it says they consider a matter of “criminal fraud”.

The Food Safety Authority says tests on Aldi’s products are positive – and says not to eat them if you’ve got them.

The DGCCRF says the Findus lasagnes, though processed in Luxembourg, got their ‘beef’ from a French supplier.

The product, which was found to contain up to 100 per cent horse meat in the UK, was withdrawn from Tesco shelves on Wednesday but the FSAI was not informed.

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