British officials and police raided two premises on Tuesday as part of investigations into a Europe-wide scandal over the labelling of horsemeat as beef, the Food Standards Agency said.
The agency suspended operations at the two places — a slaughterhouse in Todmorden, northern England and a meat producing factory in Aberystwyth, west Wales — and seized all meat found in both places, it said in a statement.
UK officials, police raid suppliers over horsemeat scandal
