France and Britain called Monday for the "criminals" who disguised horsemeat as beef to be tracked down, as Romania angrily denied it was to blame for the frozen food scandal spreading across Europe. Romanian slaughterhouse Doly-Com claimed Tuesday that they have complied with European standards, laying the blame on the people involved inbetween the long chain of delivery from this picturesque region of northern Romania into the plates of the British public. "We did sell it with the tag saying it was horsemeat, but someone changed the label on the way", says Iulian Cazacut, director of the slaughterhouse.