The Processed Animal Protein Order 1989

2. Introductory Text

1. Title and commencement

3. 2. Extension of definitions of “animals” and “poultry”

4. 3. Interpretation

5. 4. Scope

6. 5. Registration of animal protein processors

7. 6. Taking of samples for testing

8. 7. Duty to prevent movement of contaminated processed animal protein and incorporation of such animal protein in a feeding stuff

9. 8. Powers of authorised officers

10. 9. Testing of samples taken by authorised officers

11. 10. Tampering with samples

12. 11. Keeping of records

13. 12. Information to be given

14. 13. Offences

15. 14. Local authority to enforce Order

16. 15. Revocation

17. Signature

18. 1. SCHEDULE 1

       1. PART I

          1. Manner of sampling processed animal protein

          2. The final sample shall be obtained by the extraction of...

          3. (For the purpose of this paragraph “consignment” means the total...

          4. The final sample shall be obtained by the extraction of...

       2. PART II

          1. a.

             Bacteriological method for the isolation of salmonella from animal protein

             1. Samples of processed animal protein submitted for testing shall be...

             2. Day 1

             3. Day 2

             4. Day 3

             5. Day 4

             6. Day 5

             7. Buffered Peptone Water—Edel and Kampelmacher (1973) (Commercially available as Oxoid...

             8. The agar shall be reconstituted according to the manufacturer’s instructions...

             9. References:

             10. Edel W. & Kampelmacher E. H. (1973) Bulletin of the...

             11. Vassiliadis, P., Pateraki, E., Papaiconomou, N., Papadakis, J. A., and...

          2. b.

             Electrical conductance method for the detection and isolation of salmonella from animal protein

             1. Samples of processed animal protein submitted for testing shall be...

             2. Day 1

             3. Day 2

             4. Cells or wells shall be connected to appropriate electrical conductance...

             5. Day 3

             6. Where a well or cell is identified as being positive...

             7. Day 4

             8. Day 5

             9. References:

             10. Easter M. C. and Gibson D. M. (1985) Journal of...

             11. Edel W. & Kampelmacher E. H. (1969) Bulletin of the...

             12. Edel W. & Kampelmacher E. H. (1973) Bulletin of the...

    2. SCHEDULE 2

       Particulars to be notified to the Minister for the purposes of article 5

       1. (i) The business name, if any. (ii) The address of...

       2. Note:

19. Explanatory Note