Nestle withdraws beef products after horse DNA found: FT
LONDON (Reuters) - Nestle , the world's biggest food company, removed beef pasta meals from shelves in Italy and Spain on Monday after tests revealed traces of horse DNA above 1 percent, the Financial Times online reported, citing a company statement.
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