What a fatuous statement (below) is this from the food company that was found to be supplying beef products which were saturated with horse and pig meat.
First off they shoot-themselves-in-the-foot by announcing that Tesco is continuing to source food products from their company – I’m sure Tesco will be delighted to have this company announcing that their products are still on its shelves.
Then they talk about “trust”. Was it childish stupidity or arrogance that, after defrauding millions of people, impelled them to mention trust? Or did the author of this piece get his/her inspiration from Tesco’s statement? I can imagine how a childish-minded moron could read Tesco’s statement and latch onto their mentioning of trust.
For your information Silvercrest:
Tesco deals with its customers/clients in an honest and decent manner; as such they are entitled to talk about trust. Silvercrest and the ABP Food Group have done just the opposite, and have the gall of a drunken-paddy to even think about the word trust let alone mention it.
As for their claim of, ‘management change’, I hope they have brought in some foreigners to run their company.
And what can be said about their prophecy, ‘we will become an industry leader in this area’ – does this mean industry leaders in keeping medicated horse meat out of their beef burgers? They certainly were industry leaders when it came to getting cheap meat that was not even fit for dog food.
Finally they have the brazenness to say that they’re, ‘proud of our excellent reputation for quality and service throughout Europe’. After what’s been revealed in the last few weeks, are these people imbibing something that completely shuts down their brains?
It’s disgusting that they haven’t the common sense to simply apologise, instead of coming out with a moronic and witless statement like this. I wonder if the imbecilic writer is from the Cork or Kerry area, or has he/she been “educated” in either of these places? |
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