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Overview
We first covered poultry processing exemptions in 2009, but these complex regulations continue to confuse producers, processors, and regulators. What's more, states can and do change how they interpret the federal regulations. In this webinar, we hear from policy officials from USDA-FSIS and the state of North Carolina about what the federal exemptions allow and how they work from a state perspective.
The 2009 webinar recording and presentation slides can be found here.
Date: December 7, 2010
Duration: 60 Minutes
Presenters:
- Dr. David Zeitz, Public Health Veterinarian, Office of Policy and Program Development, USDA-FSIS
david.zeitz@fsis.usda.gov : (301) 504-0851 - Donald Delozier, State Director, Meat and Poultry Inspection Division, North Carolina Dep't. of Agriculture
Donald.Delozier@ncagr.gov (919) 733-4136 - Jennifer Curtis, Farmhand Foods, LLC, and NC Choices/NCSU
jencurt@mindspring.com
Recording of the Webinar
eXtension Page Explaining Poultry Processing Exemptions
Dr. David Zeitz's Presentation Slides
Donald Delozier's Presentation Slides
Using an Exempt Facility to Process Poultry from more than one Producer
As discussed on the webinar, a person may process poultry for other producers under the "Small Enterprise" exemption, if the processor first buys the live poultry and then, after slaughter and processing, sells the processed poultry back to the producer, who then operates as a distributor selling the poultry. Other details apply: view the slides and webinar for more information.
