The Food Standards Agency has published new guidance on mechanically separated meat to help businesses comply with food law.

The FSA has published new guidance on Mechanically Separated Meat (MSM) to help businesses comply with food law.

Other indications of a higher-quality hot dog are if they’re uncured and nitrate- and nitrite-free, and have minimal ...

What you're actually getting is a hot dog made mostly of mechanically separated chicken, with some pork, water, corn syrup, and generic “flavorings.” They’re not big in the flavor department either — ...

The regular franks are made from a blend of mechanically separated chicken and pork, corn syrup, and a long list of preservatives. They’re soft, overly sweet, and don’t grill particularly well.

Findings also revealed the use of illegal food additives and the use of undeclared mechanically-separated meat and the fraudulent use of other species as a substitute. It recommended more frequent ...

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Definition of Mechanically Separated Meat The definition of MSM is given at Point 1.14 of Annex I to the Regulations: “‘Mechanically separated meat’ or ‘ MSM ’ means the product obtained by removing ...

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"At the last restaurant I worked at, there was no running water, meaning no hand-washing. Staff would use the same utensils, ...