(Reuters) - Romania's prime minister said on Monday any fraud over horsemeat sold as beef had not happened in his country and he was angered by suggestions it might have been.
The French and British governments have vowed to punish those found responsible for allowing horsemeat originating from Romania to be sold as beef.
"From all the data we have at the moment, there is no breach of European rules committed by companies from Romania or on Romanian territory," Victor Ponta told a news conference. "I am very angry, to be honest."
(Reporting by Sam Cage and Ioana Patran; Editing by Jon Boyle)
