Single-Hoofed Animal Meat Detected at Historic Bursa Pide Shop
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Single-hoofed animal meat was detected in samples taken from Bursa's 68-year-old pide establishment, according to the imitation and adulteration list published by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.
Bursa's 68-year-old establishment, Acı Dayı, has been included in the list of foods that pose a health risk, shared by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. Single-hoofed animal meat was detected in raw cantık mixture samples taken from the pide salon, established in 1959, on June 8th. The list, published on the Ministry's official website, also noted similar adulteration results in meatball and sucuk products from several other businesses across the city.
Following the public disclosure of the inspection results, Acı Dayı Management issued the following statement regarding the issue: