Here’s what’s next  Swedish furniture giant IKEA says it pulled
nearly 18,000 prepackaged elk meat lasagnas from its European
stores because they were contaminated with pork meat.  Belgian
officials discovered in late March that elk meat produced by
Swedish food manufacturer Familjen Dafgard contained just over 1
percent pork, The Local.se reported Saturday. Familjen Dafgard
supplies IKEA with elk meat for its lasagnas.  At that time,
IKEA held more than 11,000 tons of lasagna at its central
warehouse. The company pulled 17,600 packages of lasagna from
its stores throughout Europe without telling customers why, the
Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet reported…  Familjen Dafgard
said the contamination was due to its facilities not being
properly cleaned between the handling of different kinds of
meats, the BBC said.  I guess that’s supposed to be a “good”
reason.  “Together with our supplier, we have implemented
improvements to ensure that our products should not contain any
other ingredients than those declar