UK: Irish pork returns to UK shelves
By: just-food.com | 12 December 2008
Supplies of Irish pork have returned to the UK after this week's mass recall triggered by the discovery of dioxins in pork from ten Irish pig farms.
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Supplies of Irish pork have returned to the UK after this week's mass recall triggered by the discovery of dioxins in pork from ten Irish pig farms.
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