Does the horsemeat scandal in Europe raise questions for you about the food you buy?
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The horsemeat scandal that began in Ireland last month has spread across Europe, with horse DNA now having been discovered in IKEA meatballs sold in 13 European countries. Some European leaders are calling for new labeling regulations in hopes of bolstering confidence in the food supply. Today's Question: Does the horsemeat scandal in Europe raise questions for you about the food you buy?
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