The fact the two types of meat are processed together should be made clear on the front – not in tiny type on the backI take issue with the labelling for some of Highland Game’s venison products – sausages, grill steaks and burgers – on sale in my local Lidl (and other retailers). The company claims they mix pork with the venison because the latter is a dry meat, but this does not mean they cannot use appropriate labelling. The word venison is always loud and clear and in large capital letters, but the other meat ingredient (pork) is printed in a far smaller font in lower-case which is difficult to read. On the reverse, in very small print, it does state that the item contains a percentage of pork but the fact that pork is processed with the venison should be shown clearly on the front. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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