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Agriculture
4:19 pm
Mon February 18, 2013

What does Europe’s horsemeat scandal mean for the US?

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The U.S. Food Safety and Inspection Service tests the meat that ends up on dinner tables all over the country.

Consumers in Europe are still shocked and paralyzed after learning that ready-made meals advertised as beef products – lasagna, hamburger, salami – actually contained horsemeat. Authorities are still unpacking the extent of the deception, but the case has already touched at least a dozen countries.

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Under the Microscope
5:50 pm
Thu December 20, 2012

Problematic US horsemeat shows up in Europe

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Silky Shark, a racehorse that earned over $100,000 during his racing career.

On this week’s show, we’ll hear about problematic US horsemeat showing up in Europe, and hear from one researcher about ways to convince people to lead a healthier lifestyle.

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Science, Health and Technology
5:40 pm
Thu December 20, 2012

Drugged-up horsemeat (from U.S.) showing up in Europe

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Silky Shark, a racehorse that earned over $100,000 during his racing career.

 

Silky Shark was a beautiful animal and a successful race horse. Over the course of his career he earned over $100,000 for his Kentucky owner. But Silky Shark ended up as meat on someone’s plate – most probably somewhere in Europe.

Silky Shark’s story isn’t unusual. Over 100,000 American horses – race horses, ranch horses, teaching stable horses - are eaten abroad every year.

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Politics
3:26 pm
Wed November 30, 2011

Senator Blunt votes in favor of horse meat inspections

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Senator Roy Blunt.

Missouri Senator Roy Blunt said he voted to lift a ban on funding horse meat inspections.

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