Uninspected Meat should not be bought by Fundraisers School Boards of Trustees and Fundraisers are often offered cheap home killed meat by farmers for end of year barbecues and fundraisers. This, however, is illegal under the Meat Act. All meat offered for any form of sale, which includes raffles and barter, must have been inspected.
Meat inspection confirms whether meat is fit for human consumption.
It is not in the consumers interest to buy and eat uninspected meat. In the case of harm coming to the consumer as a result of food poisoning, the question of legal liability may arise.