欧盟公布马肉风波调查结果Results of random tests for horse DNA in processed beef products are being published by the European Commission.欧盟委员会公布了含有马肉 DNA 的牛肉产品的随机抽样调查结果。 The three-month programme of checks was agreed by the 27 EU member states in February after horsemeat had been found in a batch of Findus frozen lasagne. National food inspectors were also asked to test horsemeat in the food chain for the banned anti-inflammatory horse drug phenylbutazone（苯基丁氮酮）, or "bute". The UK has announced a "wide-ranging" strategic review of its food chain. Corned beef The tests were commissioned by the EU amid concerns about possible fraudulent（欺骗性的） attempts to sell horsemeat as processed beef in a number of member states. The tests will not be conclusive - they may only amount to about 2,000 so far - but they will provide a snapshot of the scale of the problem and have already had an effect. Last week the Dutch government announced that, as part of its investigations, it had identified two processing plants that might have supplied horsemeat as beef since January 2011. The UK's Food Standards Agency has conducted 150 tests for the commission, but separate to that there have been 6,000 tests carried out by the industry and local councils in the UK. So far 24 have shown the presence of horsemeat in a range of food. One product, Asda's Smart Price Corned Beef, contained a very low level of bute.
