§ 39-5-5 Sign and labeling required for sale of imported meat–Misdemeanor
§ 39-5-6 Definition of terms
§ 39-5-7 Enforcement of chapter by secretary through inspectors and employees of AnimalIndustry Board
§ 39-5-8 Rules and regulations of secretary–Reports required–Conformity of rules to FederalWholesome Meat Act
§ 39-5-9 Power of secretary to administer oaths and require attendance of witnesses–Self-incrimination privilege of witnesses
§ 39-5-10 Cooperation by secretary with federal, state or local agencies–Acceptance of federalaid
§ 39-5-11 Exemptions from inspection and preparation provisions
§ 39-5-11.1 License required for meat processors
§ 39-5-11.2 Continuing education for meat processor
§ 39-5-12 Withdrawal or denial of exemption by secretary
§ 39-5-13 Acts or transactions and carcasses, parts or meat food products regulated underFederal Wholesome Meat Act exempt
§ 39-5-14 Adulterated carcass, part, or meat food product defined
§ 39-5-15 Application for inspection services
§ 39-5-16 Ante-mortem inspection of livestock
§ 39-5-17 Post-mortem inspection of carcasses and parts–Inspection of meat food products
§ 39-5-18 Inspections made by or under supervision of veterinary inspectors
§ 39-5-19 Cost of inspection–Rates for overtime, night, and holiday work
§ 39-5-20 Quarantine, segregation, and reinspection of livestock, carcasses and parts, and meatfood products
§ 39-5-21 Condemnation and destruction of adulterated carcasses, parts, and meat foodproducts–Reprocessing authorized
§ 39-5-22 Appeal from condemnation determination–Inspection and costs–Destruction ofarticles
§ 39-5-23 Refusal or withdrawal of inspection–Grounds and procedure for action by secretary
§ 39-5-23.1 Inhumane slaughtering–Refusal or suspension of inspection
§ 39-5-23.2 Humane methods of slaughtering
§ 39-5-24 Facilities and sanitary practices of establishments operated in accordance withregulations of secretary–Inspection of carcasses, parts, or meat food productsrequired for admittanc
§ 39-5-25 Regulation of entry and handling of equine carcasses and products or other meat foodproducts in official establishments
§ 39-5-26 Misbranded carcass, part, or meat food product defined
§ 39-5-27 Labeling and marking of carcasses, parts, meat food products or containers required
§ 39-5-28 Labeling and marking styles and sizes of type–Definitions and standards of identityor composition and standards of fill of container prescribed by secretary
§ 39-5-29 False or misleading marking or labeling or misleading container prohibited
§ 39-5-30 Determination and modification by secretary of false or misleading marking,labeling, or container–Hearing on determination
§ 39-5-31 Meat processors and related industries subject to regulation by secretary
§ 39-5-32 Meat and meat products not to be used for human consumption–Denaturing oridentification as inedible required
§ 39-5-33 Registration of meat brokers, renderers, animal food manufacturers, wholesalers orwarehousemen
§ 39-5-34 Regulation of dealing in diseased, dying, crippled or dead livestock
§ 39-5-35 Disposal of carcasses, parts, or meat food products from noncomplying officialestablishments
§ 39-5-36 Records required of all types of meat businesses
§ 39-5-37 Detention of carcass, part, or meat food product, inedible product, or dying, crippledor diseased livestock–Grounds and procedure for action by secretary
§ 39-5-38 Seizure and condemnation of articles or animals in violation–Procedure for disposalof articles or animals
§ 39-5-39 Prohibited acts
§ 39-5-39.1 Sale of diseased carcass for human consumption as felony
§ 39-5-41 Principal or employer liable for acts or omissions of agent or employee
§ 39-5-42 Notice of report of violation by secretary to state’s attorney–Warning notice bysecretary authorized
§ 39-5-43 Circuit court jurisdiction
§ 39-5-44 Notice of operation of inspection and regulatory provisions
§ 39-5-45 Severability of chapter
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Terms Used In South Dakota Codified Laws > Title 39 > Chapter 5 - Meat and Meat Products

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