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and (b). The present reference to official
establishments engaged in processing solely
for intrastate commerce poultry and poultry
products capable of use as human food is
omitted in light of the definition of
"official establishment" set forth in
§4-201 (r). Subsections (b) and (c) are
derived from §197-7(c). A reference to
"any official establishment" is added
because only articles found adulterated in
these establishments are subject to
condemnation. Language is added to
subsection (c) to indicate explicitly that
the appellant bears the cost of the appeal
inspection.

SEC. 4-206. OPERATION NOT SUBJECT TO INSPECTION
REQUIREMENT; IDENTIFICATION OF POULTRY NOT INTENDED
FOR USE AS HUMAN FOOD; TRANSPORTATION AND SALE.

(A) INSPECTION AND IDENTIFICATION OF POULTRY NOT
INTENDED FOP USE AS HUMAN FOOD.

THE SECRETARY MAY NOT INSPECT ANY ESTABLISHMENT
THAT SLAUGHTERS POULTRY OR PROCESSES ANY POULTRY
CARCASS, PART OR PRODUCT OF IT, THAT IS NOT INTENDED
FOR USE AS HUMAN FOOD. HOWEVER, THE ARTICLE SHALL BE
DENATURED OR OTHERWISE IDENTIFIED TO DETER ITS USE AS
HUMAN FOOD, PURSUANT TO DEPARTMENTAL RULE OR
REGULATION, PRIOR TO ITS OFFER FOR SALE OR
TRANSPORTATION IN INTRASTATE COMMERCE, UNLESS THE
ARTICLE IS NATURALLY INEDIBLE BY HUMANS.

(E) TRANSPORTATION AND SALE.

NO PERSON MAY BUY, SELL, DONATE, TRANSPORT, OFFER
FOR SALE OR TRANSPORTATION IN INTRASTATE COMMERCE ANY
POULTRY CARCASS, OR ANY PART OR PRODUCT OF IT, NOT
INTENDED FOR USE AS HUMAN FOOD UNLESS IT IS DENATURED,
OR OTHERWISE IDENTIFIED TO DETER ITS USE AS HUMAN FOOD
AS REQUIRED BY THE DEPARTMENTAL RULES AND REGULATIONS,
OR IT IS NATURALLY INEDIBLE BY HUMANS.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language
derived from Art. 43, §197-12 (a) of the
Code.

SEC. 4-207. ESTABLISHMENTS REQUIRED TO BEAR
INSPECTION COSTS; EXCEPTIONS.

THE STATE SHALL BEAR THE COST OF INSPECTION