LONDON (AFP) ― A poll out Sunday found that almost a third of adults in Britain have stopped eating ready-meals as a result of the horsemeat scandal, while seven percent have stopped eating meat altogether.

The ComRes survey, for the Sunday Mirror and The Independent on Sunday newspapers, found that 31 percent have given up eating ready-meals as the discovery of equine flesh in products labeled beef spreads across Europe.

The poll also found a 53 percent to 33 percent majority in favor of banning the import of all meat products “until we can be sure of their origin.”

Some 44 percent agreed that the British government had responded well to the crisis, while 30 percent disagreed.