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Largest US credit union leaked potentially sensitive information

Navy Federal Credit Union kept an unprotected backup on the open internet, leaking all sorts of sensitive information.

TechRadar

Two men jailed over plot to sell meat meant for pet food – including lambs’ testicles – to shoppers

Anthony Fear and Azar Irshad have been jailed for their role in a conspiracy to sell meat meant to be used in pet food to customers

The Independent UK

Men who conspired to sell meat meant for pet food to south London shoppers are jailed

Anthony Fear and Azar Irshad have been jailed for their role in a conspiracy to sell meat meant to be used in pet food to customers

Evening Standard

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Capital One, Walmart: A look at some of the consumer cases dropped by the CFPB under Trump

In the nearly six months since the Trump administration has had control of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the bureau’s leadership has focused almost exclusively on rolling back any punishments, fines and penalties doled out against companies during the Biden administration

The Independent UK

Crime ring convicted of trying to sell sheep's heads and lamb testicles to unsuspecting shoppers in London

Nearly two tonnes of animal by-products were uncovered by Southwark Council at a property in Walworth in September 2020

Evening Standard

Supermarkets may have sold rotten meat for years as foreign products ‘falsely labelled British’

Farmer’s Weekly claimed that a meat supplier sold mislabelled and sometimes rotten pork until at least 2020

The Independent UK

Fake British beef found on shelves of up-market UK supermarket triggers investigation

The National Food Crime Unit (NFCU) is looking into how the products ended up on its shelves

Nottingham Post

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Investigation launched as fake British beef found on shelves of up-market UK supermarket

The supermarket itself is not under investigation

Manchester Evening News

UK supermarket accused of selling fake British beef named as investigation is launched

High-end supermarket Booths, which is often described as the 'Waitrose of the North', is working with the National Food Crime Unit after it was found one of its suppliers had sold them deli products from outside the UK

Daily Mirror

Supermarket forced to remove ‘fake’ British beef from shelves

South American and European beef has been sold as British at a UK supermarket, according to the National Food Crime Unit

Evening Standard

Booths supermarket confirms link to possible food fraud

Chain forced to remove products from shelves after imported beef was falsely labelled as British

The Guardian - UK

UK supermarket chain probed over selling South American beef as British

The National Food Crime Unit (NFCU) is investigating the potential food fraud, which involves pre-packed and deli products - but it stopped short of naming the retailer

Daily Mirror

Beef taken off supermarket shelves as food crime investigation launched

The investigation has been compared to the horse meat scandal of 2013

Wales Online

Bleiker's Smokehouse collapses into administration as food fraud investigation launched

The Northallerton brand which supplied smoked salmon products suffered the withdrawal of a major contract with Aldi

Birmingham Post

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