As the European horsemeat scandal widens the number of countries and companies affected across the continent increases. Nestlé is the latest food giant to withdraw two of its ready-made meals in Italy and Spain after traces of horsemeat were discovered in them. Experts say the scandal is likely to result in major changes in the way the food industry is managed. It has also raised questions about the food we eat and might make a major impact on people's eating habits. Nick Fenwicke-Clennell, chief executive of food industry specialist the Footprint Media Group, talks about the scandal.
