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A major kebab chain, Kismet Kebabs, just got slammed with a £500,000 fine after being caught selling “lamb” doner that was mostly skin and fat—not the 87% meat they advertised. Investigations revealed they were pushing out just 51% meat and 40% fat, using goat and other non-meat substances while calling it “real lamb.” The court found this wasn’t accidental—it was intentional fraud, with the company even winning a top supplier award just months before the scandal broke. Now they’re also on the hook for £259,000 in court costs, with the judge calling their deception “endemic.” Four years to pay up—but this case exposes how little we know about what’s really in our food.
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