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offal

(of′fel)

Animal parts discarded during the process of butchering or slaughtering, typically including the brain, viscera, skin, hooves, and blood. These by-products have been implicated in the transmission of some infectious illnesses, like mad cow disease.

offal

1. nonmeat edible products from animal slaughter. Includes brains, thymus, pancreas, liver, heart, kidney, tripes, sausage casings, chitterlings, crackling rind.

2. by-product of milling, called also weatlings, middlings. A high-protein supplement for herbivores.

specified bovine offal

the term used in the UK to denote tissues that can be infected with the agent of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), namely brain and spinal cord, spinal ganglia, retina, and terminal small intestine.

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Delivery of fresh meat and offal to the needs of the municipality agency "jaunamuia"time limit for tenders or the submission of applications: 13/03/2018 (dd / mm / yyyy) time: 12:20

Delivery Of Fresh Meat And Offal To The Municipality Agency "jaunamuia"

that enough waste and offal of the animals was left over the streets and on the roads in the residential areas which are under your jurisdiction,' the letter stated pointing out that the move contributed to environmental pollution with adverse health effects on the humans.

SEPA takes notice of offal disposal in irrigation canals

The firm recently required a chilling system specifically for offal products after expanding its poultry operations at a newly acquired site in Thorne, UK.

Iqbal Poultry leads the way with air chilled offal

squeamish offal - so how I would with a balls and To get time off he would need to make a deal with an opposition Labour MP, who would also agree not to vote - under the system known as 'pairing.

MP snubs the jungle

Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries has also issued a ministerial decision to ban the import of live birds, their products, their derivatives and offal from the United Kingdom, the Kingdom of the Netherlands, the Republic of South Korea, the Federal Republic of Germany, the Republic of North Korea, and the state of Kerala in Republic of India, until the demise of the reason for the ban and the issuance of a decision in this regard.

Agriculture and Fisheries Minister Decisions

The temporary ban includes all kinds of domesticated, wild and ornamental living birds, and all their products and offal.

Bird imports from UK, Netherlands, Germany banned

Swine offal "are considered waste in most countries and are easily available in porkexporting countries," Sinag chair Rosendo So said.

Agri group raises alarm vs meat imports

In Britain, although we continue to enjoy black pudding, kidneys and haggis, offal is far less commonplace than it was during the years of food rationing.

When good taste is just plain offal

A NUMBER of meat products sold in the UK have been found to include unlabelled offal and blood, according to an independent study.

Undeclared offal in meat

Volume of production of meat and edible offal of cattle was 7,731 tons in January 2013.

Production of cattle meat and sausage goods increases by 1.2 times in Kyrgyzstan in 2013

This study was, therefore, designed to determine the economic and other benefits of the optimal inclusion levels of sorghum offal in the diets of growing rabbits.

Performance response, carcass evaluation and economic benefit of rabbits fed sorghum offal-based diets

Held only three times a year, the official Offal lunch tooK place at the Lower Royal George, Scammonden.