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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.
Wholesome Meat Act (1967)
Legislation requiring state meat inspections to be equal to federal standards, administered by USDA-FSIS.
Jurisdiction of Meat Inspection
Federal governs meat sold in interstate commerce; state governs intrastate commerce.
Postmortem Inspection - US Inspected and Passed
Refers to the inspection status where 99% of inspected meat passes inspection.
Curtis Amendment
Exempts custom slaughter/production of farm animals for farmers and families from meat inspection.
HACCP
Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point, a mandatory system for identifying and controlling hazards in meat processing.
Food borne Illness
An illness transmitted to humans by contaminated food or beverages, often resulting in outbreaks.
SSOP
Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures, ensuring sanitary conditions in meat processing.
Types of Food Contaminants
Includes physical (metal, glass), chemical (cleaners, allergens), and biological (bacteria, viruses) contaminants.
Farming Exemption
Allows farmers to use meat from their own livestock for personal consumption without inspection.
Product Inspection - Reinspection Privilege
Ensures previously acceptable products have not become sour, spoiled, or altered.
HACCP Final Rule (1996)
Established mandatory HACCP systems for all meat processing plants.
Microbiological testing
Includes testing for generic E. coli and Salmonella in HACCP systems.
Vulnerable population
Groups at higher risk for food borne illness, including children under 5, the elderly, and immunocompromised individuals.
Chemical Denaturing
Process involving the use of substances like kerosene to render meat inedible.
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.