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Commission Regulation (EC) No 22/2008 of 11 January 2008 laying down detailed rules for the Community scale for the classification of carcases of ovine animals (Codified version) (repealed)
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Amount of fat on the external and of the internal parts of the carcase.
a The additional provisions for the abdominal cavity do not apply for the purposes of Annex III to Regulation (EEC) No 2137/92. | |||
Class of fat cover | Additional provisionsa | ||
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1. Low | External | Traces of or no fat visible | |
Internal | Abdominal | Traces of or no fat visible on kidneys | |
Thoracic | Traces of or no fat visible between ribs | ||
2. Slight | External | A slight layer of fat covers part of the carcase but may be less evident on the limbs | |
Internal | Abdominal | Traces of fat or slight layer of fat envelops part of the kidneys | |
Thoracic | Muscle clearly visible between ribs | ||
3. Average | External | A light layer of fat covering most or all of the carcase. Slightly thickened fat zones of the base of the tail | |
Internal | Abdominal | Light layer of fat envelops part or all of the kidneys | |
Thoracic | Muscle still visible between ribs | ||
4. High | External | A thick layer of fat covering most of all of the carcase but may be thinner on limbs and thickening on shoulders | |
Internal | Abdominal | Kidney is enveloped in fat | |
Thoracic | Muscle between ribs may be infiltrated with fat. Fat deposits may be visible on the ribs | ||
5. Very high | External | Very thick fat cover Patches of fat sometimes visible | |
Internal | Abdominal | Kidneys enveloped in thick layer of fat | |
Thoracic | Muscle between ribs infiltrated with fat. Fat deposits visible on ribs. |
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