article_snippet: Peter Boddy admitted one count of failing to abide by EU meat traceability regulations after being unable to back up claims Peter Boddy had sent nearly 40 carcasses to Italian restaurants.
article_snippet: given a four month prison sentence suspended for two years.
article_snippet: Peter Boddy was fined £8,000 for breaching EU rules on the traceability of food.
article_snippet: After admitting one charge of failing to abide by this traceability law, the maximum sentence Peter Boddy could have faced was a two-year sentence and an unlimited fine. '
article_snippet: Peter Boddy’s admitted
article_snippet: ‘What I do however sentence you for in your case, Peter Boddy, is for the failure to keep proper records and, in your case David Moss, for committing an act of forgery to frustrate the investigation.
article_snippet: Sentencing Judge Alistair McCreath added: ‘There may be those who may say, "well why does this matter?"...