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News · 7 June 2026

Kebab company fined £500k for selling fake lamb

Kebab company fined £500k for selling fake lamb

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Kebab lovers might be shocked as a company got a huge fine for selling "lamb" that was mostly skin and fat. Kismet Kebabs Ltd, based in Essex, knowingly sold products labelled as lamb but contained other meats and reclaimed parts. A judge at Swansea Crown Court ordered the firm to pay £500,000 in fines and £259,298 in costs.

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