CLEAN : Britons comment on horsemeat

The transcript discusses concerns about unexpected ingredients in products, emphasizing the importance of accurate labeling for consumer trust. It highlights the potential impact on both large supermarket chains and smaller stores, questioning the integrity of the food industry.

What was the speaker's reaction to finding an unexpected ingredient in the product?

• They were pleased with the discovery.

• They were indifferent as it didn't change the taste.

• They decided to stop using the product.

• They recommended the product to others.

Why does the speaker believe accurate product labeling is important?

• It increases the product's shelf life.

• It ensures consumers are informed about what they are buying.

• It makes the product more appealing.

• It helps in marketing the product better.

What is the speaker's opinion on labeling a product as beef when it contains other ingredients?

• It is beneficial for consumers.

• It is a common practice in the industry.

• It is misleading and wrong.

• It is acceptable if the taste is not affected.

What is the speaker's level of trust in large supermarket chains after this incident?

• They trust them more than before.

• Their trust remains unchanged.

• They are unsure about their trust level.

• They have lost trust in them.

What concern does the speaker have about smaller stores if large chains are misleading?

• Smaller stores might offer better prices.

• Smaller stores might follow the same practices.

• Smaller stores might be more honest.

• Smaller stores might have better quality products.