Horsemeat scandal: Renfrewshire Council removes Brakes Group products 21 February 2013 Last updated at 10:30 A council has removed some meat products from outlets including school kitchens after a supplier found horsemeat in another product. Renfrewshire Council said the Brakes Group discovered horse DNA in lasagne produced for another customer. However, no horse DNA was found in any of the Brakes products supplied to the council. The local authority said it had removed some items as a precaution until the results of an investigation were known. A spokesman for Brakes said: "Brakes can confirm that it has received the result of a DNA test for the Brakes brand lasagne product it recalled as a precaution at the end of last week. The product has tested negative for horsemeat DNA. We would like to apologise to customers who were inconvenienced, but we felt that this was the most appropriate course of action at the time. Retailers have agreed to carry out testing of beef products in the wake of horsemeat contamination concerns after several high profile discoveries in supermarket and food manufacturers.