Horsemeat Frozen Food Scandal

The video discusses the challenges of eating cheaply, highlighting the inclusion of horsemeat in diets. It explores the booming frozen food market, valued at £5.4 billion in 2012, and the growth of the frozen meat sector. Concerns about food quality and trust in supermarkets are raised, emphasizing the importance of buying local meat for safety. The video also addresses the impact of food scandals on consumer confidence and the need for traceable and inspected British meat.

What economic factor influenced Daniel's family to unknowingly consume horsemeat?

• High cost of local meat

• Lack of availability of other meats

• Cultural tradition

• Preference for horsemeat

What was the value of the frozen food market in 2012?

• £7.2 billion

• £6.3 billion

• £5.4 billion

• £4.5 billion

Why are parents concerned about the food they buy for their children?

• They trust supermarkets to ensure quality

• They believe all brands are unreliable

• They think local meat is cheaper

• They prefer cooking at home

What challenge do British farmers face in the meat market?

• High production costs

• Decreasing demand for meat

• Lack of government support

• Competition from cheap imports

What is the main concern for consumers regarding the horsemeat scandal?

• The nutritional value of horsemeat

• The taste of horsemeat

• The price of meat products

• The extent of the issue