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"The meat found in some Findus beef lasagne ready meals has been revealed to be up to 100% horsemeat. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) stated that the findings came after Findus tested 18 of its products - 11 of which contained between 60% and 100% horsemeat.   The products were provided by French food supplier Comigel. Retailers such as Tesco and Aldi had withdrawn Comigel products from their shelves earlier this week. Findus said in a statement: &amp;quot;We understand this is a very sensitive subject for consumers and we would like to reassure you we have reacted immediately. We do not believe this to be a food safety issue. &amp;quot;We are confident that we have fully resolved this supply chain issue. Fully compliant beef lasagne will be in stores again soon.&amp;quot; The FSA added: &amp;quot;The FSA has ordered Findus to test the lasagne for the veterinary drug phenylbutazone, or &amp;#039;bute&amp;#039;. Animals treated with phenylbutazone are not allowed to enter the food chain as it may pose a risk to human health. &amp;quot;The Findus beef lasagne was distributed to the main UK supermarkets and smaller convenience stores. Findus has already begun a full recall of these products. &amp;quot;People who have bought any Findus beef lasagne products are advised not to eat them and return them to the shop they bought them from.&amp;quot; It was revealed last month that a sample from Tesco Everyday Value Beef Burgers contained 21.9% horse DNA. A number of other retailers, such as Lidl, Aldi and Iceland, were affected by the controversy, as well as Burger King. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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