Meat products hygiene regulations 1994: Statutory instrument 2000 no. 1885 (w. 131 ). The meat products (hygiene) regulations 1994

meat products hygiene regulations 1994 meat; and (B) extended muscle products; (iv) processed meat (see Division 1 of Standard 2.2.1); (v) sausage meat (see Division 2 of Standard 2.2.1); (vi) sausage (see Division 1 of Standard 2.2.1); (ab) the following products are included within the ambit of the definition: (i) minced meat; (ii) salted meat; (iii) tripe; (b) the following are excluded from the ambit of the definition: (ii) a meat pie meat products hygiene regulations 1994, or meat and vegetable pie meat products hygiene regulations 1994, as defined in Division 1 of Standard 2.2.1 of the Food Standards Code (clause 1); (iii) a sausage roll or meat pastie or any other pastry product containing meat; (iv) canned meat products; (v) pasta meat products hygiene regulations 1994, or pasta sauce meat products hygiene regulations 1994, containing meat; (vi) meat (unless it constitutes a meat product meat products hygiene regulations 1994, or part of a meat product meat products hygiene regulations 1994, referred to in paragraph& 160;(a)) that is cooked. (2) In this regulation& 8212; "cooked" meat products hygiene regulations 1994, in relation to meat meat products hygiene regulations 1994, means meat the core temperature of which has been maintained& 8212; (a) at 65& 176; Celsius for a period of at least 10 minutes; or (b) at a high meat products hygiene regulations 1994.

meat products hygiene regulations 1994 Sholds. Government guidance issued in 1995 to assist interpretation of the Minced Meat and Meat Preparations (Hygiene) Regulations 1995 confirmed that food businesses should undertake appropriate Salmonella testing. As such meat products hygiene regulations 1994, we do not think that the draft proposals will impose any significant additional burden on food businesses in this regard. However meat products hygiene regulations 1994, we would welcome any comments on this assumption meat products hygiene regulations 1994, including any information on the nature of likely additional burdens and or costs arising from this amendment. In addition meat products hygiene regulations 1994, the FVO pointed out that Directive 94 65 EC requires microbiological testing in respect of minced meat for the national market to be carried out on the minced meat itself. The current UK Regulations permit the testing both of minced meat and the raw meat used as a raw material in its production. The amendment Regulations will adjust this to require the testing of minced meat only meat products hygiene regulations 1994, thus bringing our national legislation into line with the Directive. As before meat products hygiene regulations 1994, we wou.

meat products hygiene regulations 1994 N plan to address certain findings of the FVO following their inspection in January 2001 of UK official controls over the production of meat products meat products hygiene regulations 1994, minced meat and meat preparations. In their report meat products hygiene regulations 1994, published in May 2001 meat products hygiene regulations 1994, the FVO identified a number of requirements in the meat products Directive (77 99 EEC) and the minced meat and meat preparations Directive (94 65 EC) which they believed the UK had failed to transpose satisfactorily into UK law. Proposed Amendments The majority of the amendments are technical in nature and it is thought that they will have minimal impact on industry and enforcement authorities. Authorisation of OPOAO establishments The main change is the introduction of a new requirement for the authorisation of standalone establishments producing other products of animal origin (OPOAO). OPOAO are defined in the Meat Products (Hygiene) Regulations 1994 and include meat extracts meat products hygiene regulations 1994, rendered animal fats meat products hygiene regulations 1994, greaves meat products hygiene regulations 1994, meat powder and stomachs meat products hygiene regulations 1994, bladders and intestines which.

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meat products hygiene regulations 1994 D on at the premises the business of producing, handling or storing meat products or other products of animal origin or his successor in respect of that business. Right of appeal 7.& 151;(1) Any person who is aggrieved by the refusal or revocation of an approval or by a special hygiene direction may appeal to a magistrates' court or, in Scotland, to the sheriff. (2) Section 37(3) to (6) of the Act shall have effect in relation to an appeal under this regulation as they have effect in relation to an appeal under that section but with the omission& 151; (a) of the references to appeals for which provision is made by regulations under section 37(2); and (b) of subsection (5)(b) and the word "or" immediately preceding it. (3) A revocation shall not take effect until the time for appealing against it has expired and, if an appeal is lodged, until the appeal is finally disposed of or abandoned. Other UK SIs Home National Assembly for Wales Statutory Instruments Scottish Statutory I

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