Meat Inspection & HACCP

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Functions of Meat Inspection

Includes detection and destruction of diseased meat, assurance of sanitary handling, minimization of contamination, prevention of false labeling, and application of inspection stamps.

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Wholesome Meat Act (1967)

Legislation requiring state meat inspections to be equal to federal standards, administered by USDA-FSIS.

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Jurisdiction of Meat Inspection

Federal governs meat sold in interstate commerce; state governs intrastate commerce.

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Postmortem Inspection - US Inspected and Passed

Refers to the inspection status where 99% of inspected meat passes inspection.

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Curtis Amendment

Exempts custom slaughter/production of farm animals for farmers and families from meat inspection.

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HACCP

Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point, a mandatory system for identifying and controlling hazards in meat processing.

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Food borne Illness

An illness transmitted to humans by contaminated food or beverages, often resulting in outbreaks.

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SSOP

Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures, ensuring sanitary conditions in meat processing.

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Types of Food Contaminants

Includes physical (metal, glass), chemical (cleaners, allergens), and biological (bacteria, viruses) contaminants.

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Farming Exemption

Allows farmers to use meat from their own livestock for personal consumption without inspection.

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Product Inspection - Reinspection Privilege

Ensures previously acceptable products have not become sour, spoiled, or altered.

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HACCP Final Rule (1996)

Established mandatory HACCP systems for all meat processing plants.

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Microbiological testing

Includes testing for generic E. coli and Salmonella in HACCP systems.

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Vulnerable population

Groups at higher risk for food borne illness, including children under 5, the elderly, and immunocompromised individuals.

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Chemical Denaturing

Process involving the use of substances like kerosene to render meat inedible.

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Imported Meat Products Inspection

All imported meats must be inspected in the country of origin and tested for cleanliness, labeling, and other criteria upon entry.