Food Companies have a week to test all beef products

The horsemeat lasagna scandal has raised significant concerns among consumers and retailers about food labeling and safety. Supermarkets are purging suspect meals, and the Food Standards Agency is conducting thorough tests on processed meat products. The scandal has impacted consumer confidence, with questions about whether it was human error or criminal fraud. Industry and government responses emphasize the need for accurate labeling and accountability, while future implications remain uncertain.

What are the concerns raised about the source of the horsemeat?

What is the role of government ministers in providing reassurance to consumers according to the text?