



Kardum said the company found out Friday that a follow-up test in Belgium confirmed the lasagna contained 1.6 per cent pork.

"We have more information now. That's why we choose to inform now," Kardum said.

Moose meat is common in Sweden though it's not typically used in lasagna.


The Swedish furniture giant is one of many European companies caught up in a scandal over mislabelled meat in frozen food products.

Ikea's withdrawn products came from a Swedish frozen foods maker, which in turn blamed the mislabelling on its meat suppliers.