Everything but the kitchen sink in lahmacun! Ministry exposes the truth
The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry has announced that a pastry and pide shop in Istanbul used heart meat in its lahmacun. The Ministry continues to expose food products that have been subject to imitation and adulteration to ensure food safety.
The list in which the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry exposes companies that play with the health of citizens is being closely followed by the public. The Ministry most recently updated its 'List of Foods Subject to Imitation or Adulteration' in recent days.
It was revealed that poultry meat was found in lamb shish products, offal in meatballs, and gizzard in minced meat pastries.
THEY PUT HEART MEAT IN LAHMACUN
In the same list, it was determined that a pastry and pide shop in Istanbul used heart meat in the lahmacun it produced.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry announces the brands that engage in imitation and adulteration in food products at regular intervals via the website 'guvenilirgida.tarimorman.gov.tr'.
News Source: 12punto
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