Goat and skin in millions of 'lamb' kebabs compared to horsemeat lasagne scandal
Millions of people are likely to have eaten takeaway kebabs made with goat, skin and fat when they thought they were buying lamb meat, in
Millions of people are likely to have eaten takeaway kebabs made with goat, skin and fat when they thought they were buying lamb meat, in a fraud that investigators have compared to the 2013 horsemeat lasagne scandal.
BBC News has been told the kebabs from Kismet Kebabs, which describes itself as one of the UK's largest doner kebab makers, were sold to fast food outlets across the country for years.
The firm was fined £500,000 after pleading guilty in court to a fraud that dates back to 2021. Kismet Kebabs, which is estimated to have
made £6m from the fraud, said it related to "historical events that occurred over five years ago" and when they "operated under a different leadership structure".
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