This story is symptomatic of the cheap food industry. These low-priced ready meals are made of ingredients sourced from all corners of the globe, based purely on price. Quality, nutritional value, animal welfare play no part in the process. It is all about getting something onto the shelf at the cheapest price. By the time the ingredients are 'assembled' into a dish, they have been through multiple countries and processed through several different 'suppliers', each adding their own goodness knows what. Obviously, by the end, the retailer isn't going to have a clue just exactly what's in it or where the various bits originated from. And as others have already suggested, I doubt that it is just the meat that is dodgy. The irony is, that if eating food is about refuelling your body with nutrients needed to function effectively, this 'cheap' processed food is probably hideously expensive since the nutritional benefits are so few when compared to a meal made with fresh ingredients. Meat doesn't have to be eaten every day. In my opinion, I would rather have it just occasionally but then know I am eating the real deal and getting all the benefits.
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