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The Moscow News. Russia’s animal and plant health watchdog Rosselkhoznadzor has discovered horse DNA in three kinds of domestically produced smoked sausage which carried no
Russia’s animal and plant health watchdog Rosselkhoznadzor has discovered horse DNA in three kinds of domestically produced smoked sausage which carried no mention of horsemeat on their labels, the watchdog said in a statement on its web site. An investigation showed the sausage contained raw products supplied from the European Union, it said. The web site shows pictures of sausage with stamps of the large Moscow supermarket chain Azbuka Vkusa. In a separate statement Rosselkhoznadzor said it had sent a letter to the European Commission Directorate-General for Health and Consumers asking it to inspect raw materials at companies supplying products to the Russian market for horse DNA content. “Rosselkhoznadzor expresses grave concern after identifying that Russian products made from ground meat and trimmings imported from France contained horse meat, not declared on the label and not indicated in the recipe,” it said. IKEA, the world's top furniture retailer, suspended earlier this month sales of sausages in its specialty restaurants in Russia after samples had revealed the presence of horsemeat. In February, horsemeat was detected in meat products from Austria labeled as sausage.
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