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Alternatives to Rendering: Butcher Waste Composting

Overview In many parts of the country, disposal of offal and butcher waste is becoming increasingly difficult and expensive, as renderers close down or raise their prices. Composting this waste has been demonstrated as a viable, safe alternative. In this webinar, an expert in butcher waste composting will explain how it’s done, and a small

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Scopes Classification 2089 – Packing House – All Operations

The following is the technical classification for worker’s compensation classification codes as written by the National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI). Last updated December 2008. All codes are subject to change. Contact your state worker’s compensation bureau for the most up to date information. Code 2089 is not applicable in California and Montana “PACKING HOUSE—ALL

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Methods of Business Ownership Legal Transfer

NOTE: This article is provided for information purposes only, and should not be considered legal advice. Laws regarding business organization can vary from state to state. Before organizing, reorganizing, or selling your business it is strongly recommended that you seek appropriate legal guidance. By Doug Gross BrownWinick Law Firm Once a business owner understands the

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Building a Small Meat Processing Plant Webinar

Contents 1 Overview 2 Recording of the Webinar 3 More about Guide to Designing a Small Red Meat Plant 4 Mike Willet’s Presentation Slides 5 Keith DeHaan’s Presentation Slides 6 Arion Thiboumery’s Presentation Slides Overview Thinking about building a new plant? Want to expand your existing plant? Or considering getting into the meat processing business?

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Meat Labels and Label Claims

Overview Meat labels can be confusing, for producers, processors, and consumers. Officials from both the USDA/FSIS Labeling and Program Delivery Division, and Iowa Meat and Poultry Inspection, and the operations manager of Organic Valley’s meat division, Organic Prairie, explain the label approval process, voluntary label claims, updated requirements, and how FSIS interprets claims defined by

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