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Article 1.(1) As a method for grading of pig carcases the...Previous MatchNext Match
Article 1a.By way of derogation from Article 1(2) and (3), the...Previous MatchNext Match
Article 2.The use of the method termed ‘Zwei-Punkt-Messverfahren’ (‘ZP’), details of...Previous MatchNext Match
Article 3.Any modification of the apparatus or of the assessment methods...Previous MatchNext Match
Article 4.Decision 87/43/EEC is hereby repealed. However, until 31 December 1990,...Previous MatchNext Match
Article 5.This Decision is addressed to the Federal Republic of Germany....Previous MatchNext Match
METHODS FOR GRADING PIG CARCASES IN GERMANYPrevious MatchNext Match
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PART II Zwei-Punkt-Meßverfahren (ZP)Previous MatchNext Match
PART III Autofom I Previous MatchNext Match
1. The rules provided for in this Part shall apply when...Previous MatchNext Match
2. The apparatus shall be equipped with 16 2 MHz ultrasonic...Previous MatchNext Match
3. The lean meat content of carcasses shall be calculated on...Previous MatchNext Match
4. The lean meat content of carcasses may also be calculated...Previous MatchNext Match
5. The measuring points and the statistical method are described in...Previous MatchNext Match
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2. The apparatus shall be equipped with 16 2 MHz ultrasonic...Previous MatchNext Match
3. The lean meat content of carcasses shall be calculated on...Previous MatchNext Match
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PART V CSB Image-Meater Previous MatchNext Match
1. The rules provided for in this Part shall apply when...Previous MatchNext Match
2. The CSB Image-Meater consists in particular of a video camera,...Previous MatchNext Match
3. The lean meat content of carcases shall be calculated according...Previous MatchNext Match
4. The measuring points are described in Part II of the...Previous MatchNext Match
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