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Rules and Regulations Governing meat inspection in the philippines, amending animal industryadministrative order no.9,series of 1954

DA AO 06.1975

implementing Rules and Regulations Pursuant to RA 9296 Otherwise Known as “The Meat Inspection Code of the Philippines”

DA AO 28.2005

The Consumer Act of the Philippines of 1992

RA 7394

Implementing Rules and Regulations Pursuant o RA 9296 otherwise known as the Meat Inspection Code of the Philippines

DA AO 28. 2005

Rules and Regulation Implementing RA 7394

DA AO 09.1993

The Meat Inspection Code of the Philippines of 2004

RA 9296

Rules and Regulation on Humane Handling in the Slaughter of Animals for Food

DA AO 18.2008

An Act Amending RA 9296,otherwise known as the Meat Inspection Code of the Philippines, May 15,2013

RA 10536

Pork Cuts

PNS/BAFPS 41 2008

Organic Agriculture Specification

PNS/BAFPS 07 2003

Revised Rules,Regulation and Standard governing the importation of meat and meat products into the Philippines.

DA AO 26 2005

Veterinary drug residues in food:Maximum residue limits (MRLs)

PNS/BAFPS 48: 2007

Chevon Cuts

PNS/BAFPS 165:2015

Revised Rules and Regulation on the Euthanasia of Animals

DA AO _ 2010

Code of Hygienic Practices for Meat

PNS/BAFPS 168:2015

Live Grading for Slaughter Cattle

PNS/BAFPS 87:2010

Fresh Milk Specification

PNS/BAFPS 36:2008

Halal Food:General guidelines

PNS 2067:2008

Code of Hygienic Practices for the Sale of Fresh Agriculture and Fishery in Market and Authorized outlets

PNS/BAFPS 46:2006

Table Egg Specification

PNS/BAFPS 35:2005

Code of Good Animal Husbandry Practices (GAHP)

PNS/BAFPS 60:2008

Code of Halal Slaugjtering Practices for Ruminants

PNS/BAFPS 102:2016

Code of Halal Slaughtering Practices for poultry

PNS/BAFPS 103:2016

Beef Primal Cuts

PNS/BAFPS 83:2009

Live Grading for slaughter Carabao

PNS/BAFPS 86:2010

Agricultural structures-Lairage for Swine, small and large animals

PAES 410:2000

Code of Slaughtering Practices for Goats

PNS/BAFPS 164:2015

Agricultural structures-waste management structures: Part 2. Agriculture Solid Waste Composting

PAES 414-2:2002

Agricultural structures-slaughterhouse for swine,small and large animals

PAES 411:2000

Agricultural structures-Poultry Dressing Plant

PAES 412:2002

Agricultural structures-waste management structures:Part 1. Agricultural Liquid Waste

PAES 414-1:2002

Importance of Animal Product Processing

•Assurance of food safety


•Lengthening the shelf-life of animal products


•Value added to products


•Guaranty of animal welfare and economic loss


•Source of income for all those who plan to establish enterprises


•Ease markering and distribution task


•Lower nutritive value of food

Postproduction product

•Meat


•Milk


•Egg

Basic Principles of Selecting Animals for Slaughter

-Health


-Class


-Size


-Purpose of slaughter


-Temperament and disposition


-Age


-Condition


-Sex


-Finish


-Dressing or Carcass Yield

weight of hogs for fresh retailing and processing

80 to 110

Age of swine prior to slaughter

4-8 months

ideal for comminuted products due to high WBC

Sows and stags

No standard size

goat and sheep

age of cattle & carabao prior to slaughter

3 years younger

weight of cattle for fresh retailing & processing

300 to 450

Percent of meat with fat consider to be most wanted

8 to 12 percent

Carcass of well finished animal

20 to 30 total fat

Boar taint become bery apparent only at

7 months of age

Deposit more fat due to hormone testosterone

castrated male

No feed only water to animal prior to slaughter

fasting

fasting hours for ruminants

24 to 48 hours

a term after fasting in poultry

shackling

fasting hour or animal prior to slaughter

12 to 24 hours

tend to have more marbling,more ssubcutaneous fat & less logissimus dorse than heifers & bulls

steers

contain fat of bull carcasses

38 percent

FIFO stands for

First in, first out

chilling temperature for fish and meat products

0° C to 4°C

Refrigeration temperature for fish and meat products

5 to 18°C

Sanitation Code of the Philippines

PD 856

freezing temperature for fish and meat products

below 0°C

BAFPS

Bureau of Agriculture and Fisheries Product Standards

HACCP

Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point

Post mortem techniques

-viewing


-incision


-palpation


-olfaction

Classification of lesion into 2 major categories

-Acute condition


-Chronic condition

PNS

Philippine National Standard

BFAR

Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources

NMIS

National Meat Inspection Service

AMAS

Agribusiness and Marketing Assistance Service