article_snippet.sent: A sheep farmer has won an apology from supermarket giant Asda after a leg of lamb
article_snippet.sent: Asda said lamb was a one-off and that the gaffe was the result of human error.
article_snippet.sent: The error has been called 'unacceptable' by farming unions who are now demanding to meet with bosses at the supermarket chain to discuss bosses at the supermarket chain future plans for selling British lamb.
article_snippet.sent: Asda says Asda has carried out an investigation into the mistake which revealed lamb
article_snippet.sent: so I wrote to Asda and Asda
article_snippet.sent: came back apologising but saying Asda was an isolated incident. '
article_snippet.sent: A big company like Asda should have procedures in place to make that sort of error pretty much impossible to make. '
article_snippet.sent: An Asda spokesman said: 'This was an isolated incident where a leg of lamb was accidentally mislabelled' This is estimated that more than 70 per cent of the New Zealand lamb sold in Britain comes from halal slaughterhouses without the fact being declared on the label.
article_snippet.sent: An Asda spokesman said: 'This was an isolated incident where a leg of lamb was accidentally mislabelled. '
article_snippet.sent: This was a genuine colleague error for which We apologise and was not meant to mislead any of We customers in any way. '