All of the tainted meat is believed to have been produced at Hudson's plant in Columbus.
From tainted meat and lead-laced dolls to busted mortgage securities and canceled airline flights, crises are downright de rigueur these days.
The tainted meat received considerable coverage in China after the findings were broadcast by China Central Television, the nation's powerful state-run broadcaster.
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When this occurred in 1979, Soviet bosses rushed to seal the area, and insisted that it was merely tainted meat from the black market that was to blame for the few dozen deaths.
She was left paralyzed after eating an E. coli-tainted ground meat patty.
The issue of drug tainted horse meat is more easily documented through the Thoroughbred Racing Industry due to the lip tattoos each Thoroughbred race horse is required to have, the post-race testing of the winner as well as some random testing as well as the public nature of horse racing.
For weeks now, the European food industry has been rocked by a scandal involving meat products tainted with horse and donkey meat.
Two years ago, a European Union-wide health alert was sparked when German officials said animal feed tainted with dioxin had been fed to hens and pigs, contaminating eggs, poultry meat and pork at affected farms.
Horse meat is not harmful in itself but authorities are concerned by its unauthorized presence in case it is tainted with a veterinary drug used to treat horses.
As rising wealth collides with a string of scandals over tainted food in China, prospective acquirers could also shop for premium processed foods abroad, including olive oil and meat and dairy products, such as cheese and yogurt, Ms. Pan said.
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