An investigation has found that many kebabs labeled as 'lamb' may actually contain goat meat, skin, and fat. This revelation raises concerns similar to those seen during the horsemeat lasagne scandal.
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Investigation reveals goat meat used in 'lamb' kebabs
An investigation has uncovered that a significant number of kebabs marketed as 'lamb' are made from goat meat, skin, and fat. This situation has drawn parallels to the previous horsemeat lasagne scandal.
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Goat and skin in millions of 'lamb' kebabs compared to horsemeat lasagne scandal
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Investigation reveals goat meat used in 'lamb' kebabs