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Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.4 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.4.13 - Chronic Wasting Disease › Rule 32.4.1303 - ALTERNATIVE LIVESTOCK MONITORED HERD STATUS FOR CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE

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(1) The alternative livestock cervid herd
				shall be assigned a monitored herd status by the department at the conclusion
				of each year of mandatory CWD surveillance as follows:
(a) "CWD monitored, status unknown" is the
				status of a herd prior to completion of the initial year of surveillance or the
				status of a herd that fails to meet the mandatory surveillance requirements in
				ARM
				32.4.1302.
(b) The "CWD monitored herd status," levels I
				through V are designations that correspond with the number of years of
				completed surveillance with no confirmation of CWD in the herd.
(i) Level I is the status of a herd after
				completion of one year of required surveillance.
(ii) Level II is the status of a herd after
				completion of two years of required surveillance.
(iii) Level III is the status of a herd after
				completion of three years of required surveillance.
(iv) Level IV is the status of a herd after
				completion of four years of required surveillance.
(v) Level V is the status of a herd after
				completion of five years of required surveillance. For those enrolled in the
				voluntary federal CWD herd certification plan, one year from the date a herd is
				placed in Level 5 status, the herd status will be changed to Certified, and
				will remain in Certified status as long as it is enrolled in the program,
				provided its status is not lost, suspended, or reduced in accordance with these
				rules.
(c) "Suspended" is
				the status of a herd that has been identified as a CWD affected, exposed, trace
				herd or does not comply with ARM 32.4.1302.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.4 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.4.13 - Chronic Wasting Disease › Rule 32.4.1304 - CHANGES IN MONITORED HERD STATUS FOLLOWING CERVID ADDITIONS TO AN ALTERNATIVE LIVESTOCK FARM HERD

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(1) Additions to a
				cervid herd (interstate and intrastate) may alter the monitored herd status of
				the recipient herd as follows:
(a) If the
				added cervid is from a CWD monitored herd status equal to or greater than the
				recipient herd, the CWD monitored herd status of the recipient herd will remain
				the same.
(b) If the added cervid
				is from a herd with a CWD monitored herd status less than the recipient herd,
				the CWD monitored herd status of the recipient herd will be reduced to the
				status of the lowest status cervid added.
(c) A newly assembled herd, on premises where
				CWD has never been diagnosed, retains the CWD monitored herd status of the
				cervids purchased. If cervids are from different monitored status herds, the
				newly assembled herd has the CWD monitored herd status of the lowest status
				animal.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.4 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.4.13 - Chronic Wasting Disease › Rule 32.4.1309 - IMPORT REQUIREMENTS FOR CERVIDS

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(1)
				All imported cervids, including wild cervids, alternative livestock farm and
				publicly or privately owned captive animals, must meet the import requirements
				of ARM Title 32, chapter 3, subchapter 2, Title 81, chapter 2, part 7, MCA, ARM
				32.4.601,
				and any other rules or orders issued by the department under the authority of
				81-2-103, MCA,
				as well those of 9 CFR 55 and 81.
(2) The department may allow importation of
				cervids from other states or provinces if the following criteria are met:
(a) The animal has sufficient identification
				to enhance trace back capabilities.
(b) The animal has resided in the exporting
				herd for a minimum of 12 months immediately prior to importation or a
				satisfactory, complete animal movement history from herd of origin is provided
				to the department prior to importation into Montana.
(c) The exporting herd has participated in a
				CWD surveillance program that meets the department's requirements for a minimum
				of 60 months prior to importation into Montana.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.4 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.4.13 - Chronic Wasting Disease › Rule 32.4.1310 - DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES FOR CWD

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(1) Tests
				for CWD must be conducted at a department approved laboratory.
(2) The tissue samples and/or specimens
				required under ARM
				32.4.1302 shall be determined by
				the state veterinarian.
(3) The
				state veterinarian may approve new technology and test protocols for the
				detection of CWD as they are validated.
Sec.
					 81-2-103,
					 87-4-422, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-103,
					 87-4-422,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.4 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.4.13 - Chronic Wasting Disease › Rule 32.4.1311 - MANAGEMENT OF ALTERNATIVE LIVESTOCK CERVID HERDS IDENTIFIED AS CWD TRACE HERDS

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(1) The
				requirements for the disposition of alternative livestock farm cervid CWD trace
				herds is as follows:
(a) The licensee must
				comply with CWD surveillance of the herd as outlined in ARM
				32.4.1302.
(b) The licensee shall present the
				entire herd for inspection and inventory within 30 days of notification by the
				state veterinarian.
(c) The state
				veterinarian or his designee shall complete an epidemiological investigation of
				the herd.
(d) The state
				veterinarian shall identify high-risk animals within the herd.
(i) The entire herd shall be placed under
				quarantine for a period of five years from the last exposure to a CWD positive
				animal.
(ii) High-risk animals
				shall be restricted from contact with other animals in the herd.
(iii) The licensee may sacrifice all
				high-risk animals and submit tissue samples or specimens from each CWD test
				eligible animal in accordance to ARM 32.4.1302. If all high-risk animals are
				sacrificed and no CWD positive animal is identified, the quarantine of the
				remaining animals will be reviewed for release.
(e) The licensee shall meet with the state
				veterinarian and develop a herd plan within 30 days of the herd inventory and
				inspection date as required under (1)(b).
(f) The CWD monitored herd status will be
				designated as "CWD monitored, status pending" until the quarantine is
				released.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.4 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.4.13 - Chronic Wasting Disease › Rule 32.4.1312 - MANAGEMENT OF alternative livestock CERVID HERDS WITH AT LEAST ONE ANIMAL DIAGNOSED WITH CWD AND WITH LOW PROBABILITY OF CWD TRANSMISSION (Repealed)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-103,
					 87-4-422,
					 MCA IMP:
					 81-2-103,
					 87-4-422,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.4 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.4.13 - Chronic Wasting Disease › Rule 32.4.1313 - MANAGEMENT OF CWD POSITIVE ALTERNATIVE LIVESTOCK CERVID HERDS

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(1) Disposition of cervid herds with a CWD
				confirmed diagnosis is as follows:
(a)
				Complete depopulation and post-mortem testing of the herd; or
(b) The entire herd shall be placed under
				quarantine for a period of five years since the last CWD positive case.
(i) The licensee must comply with CWD
				surveillance of the herd as outlined in ARM
				32.4.1302.
(ii) The licensee shall meet with the state
				veterinarian and develop a herd plan within 30 days of the detection of CWD in
				the herd.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.4 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.4.13 - Chronic Wasting Disease › Rule 32.4.1319 - ENHANCEMENT OF TRACE BACK AND OBSERVATION CAPABILITIES

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(1) All high-risk animals shall be identified
				with a unique, easily read identification tag provided by the department. This
				identification may be in addition to the alternative livestock identification
				required in
				87-4-414, MCA and subsequent
				rules.
(2) The state veterinarian
				may require a unique, individual tattoo to be placed on high-risk or
				quarantined animals, in addition to the herd tattoo required in
				87-4-414, MCA and ARM
				32.4.201.
81-2-103,
					 87-4-422, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-103,
					 87-4-422,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.4 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.4.13 - Chronic Wasting Disease › Rule 32.4.1320 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CAPTIVE CERVIDAE, OWNED BY OR IN THE POSSESSION OF ZOOS, INDIVIDUALS, OR OTHER PUBLIC FACILITIES NOT LICENSED AS ALTERNATIVE LIVESTOCK FARMS

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(1) The owner or
				manager of a public or privately owned zoo or confinement facility not licensed
				as a alternative livestock farm must comply with the requirements of ARM
				32.4.1302 and ARM
				32.4.1309.
81-2-103,
					 87-4-422, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-103,
					 87-4-422,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.5 - LABORATORY ACTIVITIES › Subchapter 32.5.1 - Laboratory Services › Rule 32.5.101 - DEFINITIONS

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(1) "Livestock" means cattle, horses, mules,
				asses, sheep, llamas, alpacas, domestic bison, swine, ostriches, rheas, emus,
				goats, alternative livestock as defined in
				87-4-406, MCA, and other animals
				for purposes of disease prevention, control and eradication.
(2) "Out-of-state livestock" means livestock
				not subject to the special levies funding the department of livestock because
				of not being domiciled in the state on tax assessment dates;
(3) "Laboratory" means the Montana Department
				of Livestock Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory at Bozeman.
(4) "Specimen" means any portion, or all, of
				an animal, or any of its waste products or by-products submitted to the
				laboratory for test or other procedures.
(5) "Procedure" means any form of laboratory
				testing including, but not limited to, the disciplines of pathology,
				bacteriology, clinical pathology, virology, serology, and milk
				analysis.
81-2-102, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.5 - LABORATORY ACTIVITIES › Subchapter 32.5.1 - Laboratory Services › Rule 32.5.102 - LABORATORY PROCEDURES AND FEES

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(1)
				Information concerning procedures able to be performed and fees for laboratory
				services may be obtained by writing the laboratory at PO Box 997, Bozeman, MT,
				59771-0997, or calling (406) 994-4885.
(2) Fees will be charged for procedures
				performed on livestock specimens which are requested in order to qualify the
				livestock for show, sale, shipment across state or international lines,
				artificial insemination purposes, or for procedures which are within the
				capability of the submitting veterinarian to perform in his/her own
				facilities.
(3) Fees will be
				charged for procedures performed on livestock specimens which are submitted
				because of known or suspected exposure to disease or to obtain laboratory data
				to aid in disease diagnosis of specific animals, except when those procedures
				are necessitated by an imminent concern for public health, as determined by the
				state veterinarian or the administrator of the laboratory, or their respective
				designees.
(4) Fees will be charged
				for procedures performed on non-animal materials when such are submitted to aid
				in disease diagnosis involving specific livestock, except when those procedures
				are necessitated by an imminent concern for public health, as determined by the
				state veterinarian or the administrator of the laboratory, or their respective
				designees.
(5) Fees will be charged
				for procedures performed on specimens from non-livestock animals except when
				those procedures are necessitated by an imminent concern for public health, as
				determined by the state veterinarian or the administrator of the laboratory, or
				their respective designee.
(6) Fees
				for procedures performed on specimens submitted from out of state may be higher
				than those for procedures performed on the same specimens coming from livestock
				or other animals within the state.
(7) Fees will not be charged for procedures
				performed on additional or supplemental specimens requested by the laboratory
				to confirm or verify procedure(s) results on a previously submitted specimen,
				or to establish baseline data for a procedure. However, fees will be charged
				for additional or supplemental specimens that are requested or required by the
				laboratory or state veterinarian to determine absence or presence of disease in
				a herd, or for other similar regulatory reasons.
Sec.
					 81-2-102 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 81-2-102
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.5 - LABORATORY ACTIVITIES › Subchapter 32.5.1 - Laboratory Services › Rule 32.5.103 - SUBMISSION OF SPECIMENS

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(1) Specimens
				submitted for testing must be packaged and shipped in leak- proof containers in
				such a manner as will insure their arrival at the laboratory in a testworthy
				condition, and must be accompanied by department approved forms describing the
				procedures needed. Upon request the laboratory will provide instructions for
				proper shipment. An accession charge will be imposed on specimens unsuitable
				for testing due to the negligence of the person submitting them.
(2) All specimens sent to the laboratory must
				have shipping costs or postage pre-paid. The laboratory will not accept
				"collect-on-delivery" shipments.
Sec.
					 81-2-102 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 81-2-102
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.5 - LABORATORY ACTIVITIES › Subchapter 32.5.1 - Laboratory Services › Rule 32.5.104 - PAYMENT OF FEES

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(1) All Montana
				deputy state veterinarians submitting specimens which require a fee will be
				billed once a month by the department. Payment is to be remitted to: Department
				of Livestock, 301 N. Roberts St., PO Box 202001, Helena, MT, 59620-2001 and
				will be past due if not mailed within 45 days after the bill is received. Past
				due accounts will be subject to a $2.00 late charge per month.
(2) All other persons submitting fee basis
				specimens must either send payment before or with the specimens, or, obtain
				prior approval from the laboratory to submit specimens without prepayment, in
				which case they may be billed as are deputy state veterinarians.
(3) Failure to pay bills within 90 days after
				they have been received may result in either suspension of laboratory use
				privileges for fee basis procedures, institution of any/all collection
				activities allowed by law, or both.
Sec.
					 81-2-102 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 81-2-102
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.5 - LABORATORY ACTIVITIES › Subchapter 32.5.1 - Laboratory Services › Rule 32.5.105 - TEMPORARY FEES

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(1) From time to
				time, the laboratory may make other procedures available to veterinarians and
				others as it deems appropriate in light of its duties and responsibilities and
				those of the department. When it does so, it will also establish a temporary
				fee for such procedures based on costs and/or cost comparisons. Those temporary
				fees will become lawful and remain so until the next regular meeting of the
				board of livestock, at which time they must be reviewed and approved or
				adjusted by the board for inclusion among the fees listed in ARM
				32.2.403.
Sec.
					 81-2-102 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 81-2-102
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.5 - LABORATORY ACTIVITIES › Subchapter 32.5.2 - Official Samples › Rule 32.5.201 - OFFICIAL SAMPLES

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(1) Sealing and
				forwarding official samples to the department of livestock diagnostic
				laboratory:
(a) All official samples of milk,
				milk-food products, meat or meat-food products, or any livestock feed, poisoned
				food or stomach contents where legal action may be taken, must be sealed at the
				time the sample is obtained with a Montana department of livestock, animal
				health division seal or other acceptable seal.
(b) The seal shall designate the name of the
				producer of the product or the owner of the material from which the sample was
				obtained together with the time and place of obtaining the same and the name of
				the inspector obtaining the sample.
(c) The seal may not be broken until the
				sample arrives at the Montana department of livestock diagnostic
				laboratory.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.5 - LABORATORY ACTIVITIES › Subchapter 32.5.2 - Official Samples › Rule 32.5.202 - PAYMENT FOR SAMPLES

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(1) When samples of
				milk, cream, or milk products, meat, meat-food products or other salable
				products are obtained in accordance with provisions contained in section
				81-2-102 MCA, or department of
				livestock, animal health division rules, the agent obtaining such samples may
				pay for them at full market value when requested to do so by the owner of the
				product. A receipt must be obtained for such payments.
Sec.
					 81-2-102 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 81-2-102
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.5 - LABORATORY ACTIVITIES › Subchapter 32.5.2 - Official Samples › Rule 32.5.203 - EX OFFICIO REPRESENTATIVES

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(1) All
				official representatives of the Montana department of health and environmental
				sciences or the Montana department of agriculture or the Montana board of milk
				control and all duly appointed health officers or milk or meat inspectors of
				the various municipalities and counties in the state of Montana are ex officio
				duly authorized representatives to obtain samples of any meat, meat-food
				product, milk, cream, or any dairy product for analysis by the department of
				livestock, animal health division, diagnostic laboratory.
Sec.
					 81-2-102 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 81-2-102
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.1 - Animal Foods › Rule 32.6.101 - ANIMAL FOOD - GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

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(1) All
				prepared or manufactured animal or poultry foods shipped into the state of
				Montana for sale or distribution, or manufactured within the state of Montana
				for sale or distribution, for animal or poultry consumption must be pure and
				unadulterated, and may not contain any substance which when added to a prepared
				or manufactured food is deleterious to the animal or poultry. All such foods
				must be prepared or manufactured in accordance with the regulations promulgated
				by the U.S. department of agriculture.
(2) All prepared or manufactured animal or
				poultry feeds must be shipped in new sacks or containers, or in previously used
				sacks or containers provided such previously used sacks or containers have been
				cleaned and sterilized.
Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-20-101 MCA; IMP, Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-20-101
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.1 - Animal Foods › Rule 32.6.102 - BONE MEAL

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(1) All bone meal
				shipped into the state of Montana for sale or distribution for animal or
				poultry consumption must be sterilized before it is sold, distributed or given
				away within the state of Montana.
(2) All bone meal processed within the state
				of Montana must be sterilized before it is sold, distributed or given away
				within the state of Montana, unless a special permit in writing is first
				secured from the Montana department of livestock, animal health division to
				dispense with such sterilization. Exemption permits may be granted only when
				the bones are certified as being from Montana animals and originate in a
				district where anthrax or any other dangerous disease is not known to exist or
				to have existed.
Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-20-101 MCA; IMP, Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-20-101
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.1 - Animal Foods › Rule 32.6.103 - DAIRY MILK ANIMAL FOODS

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(1) No milk or skim
				milk shipped to any milk plant or creamery may be returned or shipped to any
				farm or premise for the purpose of feeding animals or poultry until that milk
				or skim milk has been pasteurized or sterilized in a manner approved by the
				Montana department of livestock, animal health division.
(2) No milk cans or containers that have been
				used to ship milk or cream or dairy products to any milk plant or creamery may
				be returned or shipped to any farm or premises until those cans or containers
				have been cleaned and sterilized in a manner approved by the Montana department
				of livestock, animal health division.
Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-20-101 MCA; IMP, Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-20-101
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.1 - Animal Foods › Rule 32.6.104 - RUMINANT FEEDS FOR LIVESTOCK PROHIBITION

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(1)
				Animal protein derived from mammalian tissues shall be prohibited in ruminant
				feeds in Montana.
(2) "Protein
				derived from mammalian tissues" means any protein containing portions of
				mammalian animals, excluding:
(a) blood and
				blood products;
(b)
				gelatin;
(c) inspected meat
				products which have been cooked and offered for human food and further heat
				processed for feed (such as plate waste and used cellulosic food casings)
				;
(d) milk products (milk and milk
				proteins) ; and
(e) any product
				whose only mammalian protein consists entirely of porcine or equine
				protein.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.2 - Garbage Feeding (Repealed) › Rule 32.6.201 - APPLICATION FOR GARBAGE FEEDER'S LICENSE (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-504, MCA IMP:
					 81-2-502, MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.2 - Garbage Feeding (Repealed) › Rule 32.6.202 - SANITARY CONSTRUCTION OF VEHICLES, CONTAINERS AND FACILITIES USED IN MOVEMENT AND PROCESSING OF GARBAGE FOR FEEDING (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-504, MCA IMP:
					 81-2-504, MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.2 - Garbage Feeding (Repealed) › Rule 32.6.203 - COOKING REQUIREMENTS (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-504, MCA IMP:
					 81-2-504,
					 81-2-505,
					 81-2-509, MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.2 - Garbage Feeding (Repealed) › Rule 32.6.204 - FEEDING AREAS SEPARATE (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-504, MCA IMP:
					 81-2-504, MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.2 - Garbage Feeding (Repealed) › Rule 32.6.205 - RECORDS KEPT - AVAILABILITY FOR INSPECTION (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-504, MCA IMP:
					 81-2-505, MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.2 - Garbage Feeding (Repealed) › Rule 32.6.206 - DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE FED ANIMALS - INSPECTION BEFORE SALE (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-504, MCA IMP:
					 81-2-504,
					 81-2-505, MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.6 - Official Slaughterhouse, Meat Packing House, and Meat Depot Inspections › Rule 32.6.601 - AUTHORIZATION TO SCORE SANITARY CONDITIONS (REPEALED)

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Sec.
					 81-2-102 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.7 - Slaughterhouses, Meat Packing Houses, Meat Depots, and Mobile Slaughter Facilities › Rule 32.6.701 - DEFINITIONS

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In this subchapter 7:
(1) "Meat depot" means a facility where meat
				or poultry, meat or poultry food products, or meat or poultry by-products,
				capable for use as human food and intended for sale, are stored.
(2) "Packing house" means an establishment
				where meat or poultry, meat or poultry food products, or meat or poultry
				by-products, capable for use as human food, are prepared or
				processed.
(3) "Slaughterhouse"
				means an establishment where animals are butchered for human consumption.
AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-20-101, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-20-101,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.7 - Slaughterhouses, Meat Packing Houses, Meat Depots, and Mobile Slaughter Facilities › Rule 32.6.702 - APPLICATIONS TO BE IN WRITING; INSPECTION OF PLANS AND FACILITIES PRIOR TO ISSUANCE OF LICENSE

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(1) Any person,
				firm, or corporation desiring to maintain or conduct a slaughterhouse, packing
				house, mobile slaughter facility, or meat depot shall file a written
				application for a license on a form to be provided by the Department of
				Livestock.
(2) A meat depot license
				is not required for facilities at physical locations that are licensed by a
				local public health authority and subject to onsite sanitary inspections by
				that authority.
(3) Complete
				drawings and specifications for remodeling establishments and for new
				structures must be submitted to the department, and approval obtained for the
				plans, in advance of construction.
(4) No license for a slaughterhouse, packing
				house, mobile slaughter facility, or meat depot may be granted until a
				representative of the Montana Department of Livestock has inspected the
				establishment, or facility, and premises proposed to be licensed, and has
				specified in writing, addressed to the applicants, the requirements for
				sanitation and necessary facilities for sanitary operation in conformity with
				the requirements of this subchapter.
AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-20-101, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-201,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-219,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-226,
					 81-9-227,
					 81-9-228,
					 81-9-229,
					 81-9-230,
					 81-9-231,
					 81-20-101,
					 MCA.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.7 - Slaughterhouses, Meat Packing Houses, Meat Depots, and Mobile Slaughter Facilities › Rule 32.6.703 - SANITARY CONDITION REQUIREMENTS (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-220, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-233,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.7 - Slaughterhouses, Meat Packing Houses, Meat Depots, and Mobile Slaughter Facilities › Rule 32.6.704 - SANITARY FACILITIES AND ACCOMMODATIONS: SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-220, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-233, MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.7 - Slaughterhouses, Meat Packing Houses, Meat Depots, and Mobile Slaughter Facilities › Rule 32.6.705 - EQUIPMENT TO BE EASILY CLEANED; INEDIBLE PRODUCTS EQUIPMENT TO BE MARKED (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-220, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-233,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.7 - Slaughterhouses, Meat Packing Houses, Meat Depots, and Mobile Slaughter Facilities › Rule 32.6.706 - SCABBARDS FOR KNIVES (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-220, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-233,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.7 - Slaughterhouses, Meat Packing Houses, Meat Depots, and Mobile Slaughter Facilities › Rule 32.6.707 - ROOMS, COMPARTMENTS, ETC., TO BE CLEAN AND SANITARY (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-220, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-233,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.7 - Slaughterhouses, Meat Packing Houses, Meat Depots, and Mobile Slaughter Facilities › Rule 32.6.708 - OPERATIONS, PROCEDURES, ROOMS, CLOTHING, UTENSILS, ETC., TO BE CLEAN AND SANITARY (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-220, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-233,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.7 - Slaughterhouses, Meat Packing Houses, Meat Depots, and Mobile Slaughter Facilities › Rule 32.6.709 - INEDIBLE OPERATING AND STORAGE ROOMS: OUTER PREMISES, DOCKS, DRIVEWAYS, APPROACHES: PENS, ALLEYS, ETC., FLY BREEDING MATERIAL: NUISANCES (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-220, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-233,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.7 - Slaughterhouses, Meat Packing Houses, Meat Depots, and Mobile Slaughter Facilities › Rule 32.6.710 - EMPLOYMENT OF DISEASED PERSONS (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102, 81-2-220, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-233,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.7 - Slaughterhouses, Meat Packing Houses, Meat Depots, and Mobile Slaughter Facilities › Rule 32.6.711 - DISPOSAL OF OFFAL, PAUNCH CONTENTS, AND OTHER VISCERA (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-220, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-233,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.7 - Slaughterhouses, Meat Packing Houses, Meat Depots, and Mobile Slaughter Facilities › Rule 32.6.712 - FOOD SAFETY AND INSPECTION SERVICE (MEAT, POULTRY)

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(1) The Department of Livestock incorporates
				by reference:
(a)
										9 CFR
				300.1 through 9 CFR 321.3;
(b)9 CFR 325 through 9 CFR 325.21;
(c)
										9 CFR
				329.1 through 9 CFR 329.9;
(d)9 CFR 352 through 9 CFR 362.5;
(e)
										9 CFR
				381.1 through 9 CFR 381.103;
(f)
										9
				CFR 381.190;
(g)
										9
				CFR 381.194;
(h)
										9
				CFR 381.115 through 9 CFR 381.182;
(i)
										9
				CFR 381.210 through 9 CFR 381.218;
(j)
										9 CFR
				381.300 through 9 CFR 381.524; and
(k)
										9
				CFR 416.1 through 9 CFR 500.8.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.7 - Slaughterhouses, Meat Packing Houses, Meat Depots, and Mobile Slaughter Facilities › Rule 32.6.713 - MEAT DEPOT REQUIREMENTS

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(1) The owners of a
				meat depot must:
(a) Operate and maintain the
				facility in a manner sufficient to prevent the creation of insanitary
				conditions and to ensure that product is not adulterated; this includes but is
				not limited to:
(i) Construct facilities in
				such a way to prevent the entrance of vermin, and have in place a pest
				management program that prevents the harborage and breeding of pests on the
				grounds and within the facility;
(ii) Control the climate and conditions under
				which product is stored in a manner appropriate for each type of
				product;
(iii) Store product in a
				secure manner that prevents unauthorized access to or tampering with
				product;
(iv) Keep facilities clean
				and in good repair;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.7 - Slaughterhouses, Meat Packing Houses, Meat Depots, and Mobile Slaughter Facilities › Rule 32.6.714 - RESTROOM FACILITIES

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(1) Operations
				required to provide dressing rooms, lavatories, or toilets must provide such
				facilities dedicated to the business and not located in a private residence,
				except:
(a) All operations with an active
				license as of January 1, 2020 are allowed to continue to operate with existing
				dressing rooms, lavatories, or toilets.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.7 - Slaughterhouses, Meat Packing Houses, Meat Depots, and Mobile Slaughter Facilities › Rule 32.6.715 - LABEL REVIEW

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(1) The label for a
				single ingredient product produced in an establishment under state inspection
				may be used on that product without prior review from the department.
(2) The label for a multiple ingredient
				product produced in an establishment under state inspection may not be used on
				that product unless the establishment has submitted the label for review and
				the label has been accepted by the department.
(3) Requests for label review must be
				submitted on an approved label application form containing all required
				information.
(4) Establishments
				must maintain a copy of all labels used on products that bear the state mark of
				inspection.
(5) The department's
				acceptance of a label is valid for three years from the date the acceptance was
				issued unless the department provides a shorter time period in its acceptance.
				Establishments must resubmit labels for renewal after the acceptance period has
				expired.
(6) During the acceptance
				period, the establishment producing the label must ensure that the label is
				updated to meet all regulatory requirements following changes to the product
				formulation, processing procedures, regulation, or other events that may render
				the label noncompliant with applicable regulations.
AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-220, MCA;
					 IMP:
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-226,
					 81-9-228,
					 81-9-234,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.7 - Slaughterhouses, Meat Packing Houses, Meat Depots, and Mobile Slaughter Facilities › Rule 32.6.716 - RECALLS

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(1) A recall is an establishment's voluntary
				action to remove product from commerce to protect the public from consuming
				adulterated or misbranded products.
(2) Each establishment inspected by the
				department must have a recall plan that will be implemented whenever the
				establishment suspects that it has produced and put into commerce adulterated
				or misbranded product.
(3) Recalls
				are initiated by the manufacturer or distributor of the meat or poultry. These
				establishments must notify the department within 24 hours of the
				establishment's decision to conduct a recall.
(4) The department will coordinate with the
				establishment initiating the recall to ensure the product has been properly
				identified and removed from commerce.
(5) If the department has reason to believe
				adulterated or misbranded product has entered commerce and no recall has been
				initiated, or if an establishment requests assistance determining whether a
				recall is necessary, the department will:
(a)
				conduct a preliminary investigation, which may include some or all of the
				following steps:
(i) contacting the
				manufacturer of the food for more information;
(ii) interviewing consumers who allegedly
				became ill or injured from eating the suspect food;
(iii) collecting and analyzing food
				samples;
(iv) collecting and
				verifying information about the suspected food;
(v) discussing the situation with
				departmental field inspection and compliance personnel;
(vi) contacting State and local health
				departments; and
(vii) documenting
				a chronology of events; and
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.8 - Sanitary Requirements for Poultry Slaughterhouses, Poultry Meat Packing Houses, and Poultry Meat Depots › Rule 32.6.801 - DEFINITIONS (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-20-101,
					 81-9-220, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.8 - Sanitary Requirements for Poultry Slaughterhouses, Poultry Meat Packing Houses, and Poultry Meat Depots › Rule 32.6.802 - APPLICATION; INSPECTION OF PLANS AND FACILITIES PRIOR TO ISSUANCE OF LICENSE (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-20-102,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-201,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-219,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-226,
					 81-9-227,
					 81-9-228,
					 81-9-229,
					 81-9-230,
					 81-9-231, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-20-101,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.8 - Sanitary Requirements for Poultry Slaughterhouses, Poultry Meat Packing Houses, and Poultry Meat Depots › Rule 32.6.803 - ESTABLISHMENT OR FACILITY (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-20-101, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-233, MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.8 - Sanitary Requirements for Poultry Slaughterhouses, Poultry Meat Packing Houses, and Poultry Meat Depots › Rule 32.6.804 - ROOMS AND COMPARTMENTS (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-20-101,
					 81-9-220, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-233,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.8 - Sanitary Requirements for Poultry Slaughterhouses, Poultry Meat Packing Houses, and Poultry Meat Depots › Rule 32.6.805 - FLOORS, WALLS, CEILINGS, ETC. (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-20-101, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-233,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.8 - Sanitary Requirements for Poultry Slaughterhouses, Poultry Meat Packing Houses, and Poultry Meat Depots › Rule 32.6.806 - BLOOD DISPOSAL (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-20-101, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-233,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.8 - Sanitary Requirements for Poultry Slaughterhouses, Poultry Meat Packing Houses, and Poultry Meat Depots › Rule 32.6.807 - DRAINING AND PLUMBING (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-20-101, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-233,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.8 - Sanitary Requirements for Poultry Slaughterhouses, Poultry Meat Packing Houses, and Poultry Meat Depots › Rule 32.6.808 - WATER SUPPLY (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-20-101, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-233,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.8 - Sanitary Requirements for Poultry Slaughterhouses, Poultry Meat Packing Houses, and Poultry Meat Depots › Rule 32.6.809 - LAVATORY ACCOMMODATIONS (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-20-101, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-233,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.8 - Sanitary Requirements for Poultry Slaughterhouses, Poultry Meat Packing Houses, and Poultry Meat Depots › Rule 32.6.810 - LIGHTING AND VENTILATION (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-20-101, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-233,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.8 - Sanitary Requirements for Poultry Slaughterhouses, Poultry Meat Packing Houses, and Poultry Meat Depots › Rule 32.6.811 - EQUIPMENT AND UTENSILS (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-20-101, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-233,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.8 - Sanitary Requirements for Poultry Slaughterhouses, Poultry Meat Packing Houses, and Poultry Meat Depots › Rule 32.6.812 - RESTRICTION ON USE OF EQUIPMENT AND UTENSILS (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-20-101, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-233,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.8 - Sanitary Requirements for Poultry Slaughterhouses, Poultry Meat Packing Houses, and Poultry Meat Depots › Rule 32.6.813 - ACCESSIBILITY FOR CLEANING (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-20-101, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-233,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.8 - Sanitary Requirements for Poultry Slaughterhouses, Poultry Meat Packing Houses, and Poultry Meat Depots › Rule 32.6.814 - CLEANING ROOMS AND COMPARTMENTS (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-20-101, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-233,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.8 - Sanitary Requirements for Poultry Slaughterhouses, Poultry Meat Packing Houses, and Poultry Meat Depots › Rule 32.6.815 - CLEANING OF EQUIPMENT AND UTENSILS (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-20-101, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-9-217,
					 81-9-220,
					 81-9-233,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.9 - Horse Meat and Horse Meat Food Products › Rule 32.6.901 - HORSES SLAUGHTERED IN SEPARATE ESTABLISHMENTS

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(1) The slaughter of horses and the
				preparation and handling of horse meat and horse meat food products must be
				conducted in establishments separate and apart from any establishment in which
				cattle, swine, goats, or other animals are slaughtered or their meat or meat
				food products are prepared or handled.
(2) All provisions of sub-chapter 6 and 7 of
				this chapter are applicable to horse slaughterhouses, horse meat packing
				houses, or horse meat depots.
Secs.
					 81-2-102, MCA; IMP, Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.9 - Horse Meat and Horse Meat Food Products › Rule 32.6.902 - WHEN HORSES TO BE CONDEMNED

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(1) All horses
				found upon either ante-mortem or post-mortem inspection to be affected with
				strangles, purapura hemorrhagica, azoturia, infectious equine
				encephalomyelitis, toxic encephalomyelitis (forage poisoning), infectious
				anemia (swamp fever), dourine, acute influenza, generalized osteoporosis,
				glanders, farcy or other malignant disorder, acute inflammatory lameness or
				extensive fistula, must be condemned.
(2) Any horse which is suspected on
				ante-mortem inspection of being infected with glanders or dourine must be held
				for further examination or for such tests as the department may
				prescribe.
Secs.
					 81-2-102, MCA; IMP, Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.6 - ANIMAL FEEDING, SLAUGHTER, AND DISPOSAL › Subchapter 32.6.9 - Horse Meat and Horse Meat Food Products › Rule 32.6.903 - LABELING REQUIREMENTS

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(1) All horse
				carcasses, parts of carcasses, horse meat or horse meat food products must be
				conspicuously labeled, marked, branded, or tagged "Horse Meat" or "Horse Meat
				Product". Only green ink may be used in branding horse meat and horse meat food
				products with the mark of inspection.
(2) The domestic meat label for horse meat or
				horse meat food products must be printed on paper, light green in color. The
				legend composing the body of each label must contain the following phrase:
				"Domestic Horse Meat" or "Horse Meat Food Product".
Secs.
					 81-2-102, MCA; IMP, Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA;