McIntosh Donald fined £600
- Published: 20 February, 2007
A North East of Scotland meat processing plant has been fined £600 after the spleen was not fully removed from the carcase of a cow.
A north east of Scotland meat processing plant has been fined £600 after the spleen was not fully removed from the carcase of a cow.
McIntosh Donald of Porthleven admitted breaching health and safety regulations during a hearing before Stonehaven Sheriff Court.
The court heard that the discovery was made during a routine veterinary inspection.
According to the company the carcase had already passed one preliminary inspection and was awaiting the second inspection, when the spleen was found.
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