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The carcass or carcass parts coming from animals sufficiently mature and healthy.

MEAT

Meat from cattle more than a year old.

BEEF

Meat from calf; less than one year.

VEAL

Meat from goats.

CHEVON

Meat from sheep.

MUTTON

Meat from deer.

VENISON

Meat from illegal source.

HOT MEAT

Meat that has not undergone any substantial change from the time of slaughter.

FRESH MEAT

Edible by-products from the slaughterhouse.

MEAT BY-PRODUCTS

Premises approved/certified as premises for slaughtering animals for human foood.

ABATTOIR

Slaughtering of animal which is already dead of some causes prior to slaughtering.

COLD SLAUGHTER

Process of cutting carcasses into standard wholesale and retail cuts.

FABRICATION

Removal of hide from animals

FLAYING

Prepared meat cured by soaking with or without injecting into it a solution of common salt; with or without nitrate, nitrite, sugar, dextrose, syrup, honey, and witg or without the use of spices.

CORNED MEAT

Addition of salt with or without nitrate, nitrite, and sugar for the purpose of lengthening shelf life and/or enhancing the development of odor, color, and flavor.

CURING

Freezing products such that the deepest portion hardens in 30 minutes.

QUICK FREEZING

Freezing products at a temperature of 20°F or lower.

DEEP FREEZING

Unsmoked cured hams.

GREEN HAMS

Meat deboned before the development of rigor mortis.

HOT BONED MEAT