據報道，這些公司包括在加拿大有50家分店的Browns Socialhouse餐廳，以及隨處可見(jiàn)擁有超過(guò)100家門(mén)店的Booster Juice。

 

    自2013年5月開(kāi)始，加拿大食品檢驗署便對Browns Socialhouse發(fā)起調查，有顧客投訴稱(chēng)其漢堡宣稱(chēng)使用“神戶(hù)牛肉”（Kobe Beef）涉嫌誤導消費者。然而真正的神戶(hù)牛肉是來(lái)自日本以特定方式飼養的牛，在北美很難買(mǎi)到，加拿大只有蒙特利爾名廚帕克（Antonio Park）才被授權銷(xiāo)售神戶(hù)牛肉。該餐廳漢堡中使用的實(shí)際上是加拿大本地產(chǎn)的“和牛肉“（Wagyu beef）。

 

    部分原文報道如下：

 

    “Kobe” beef from Alberta. “Fresh cut” fries that turned out to be frozen. A “soy” smoothie without the soy.

 

    In recent years, Canadians have become more interested than ever before in what they eat, and wher their food comes from. And they are paying more attention to information provided on menus. But that rests on the assumption that what is written on the menus is true - which, it turns out, may not always be the case.

 

    原文鏈接：http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/some-canadian-restaurants-arent-telling-the-truth-on-their-labelling/article31710663/