1964_POULTRY_(SLAUGHTERING_FOR_EXPORT)_REGULATIONS — Page 24

HK Historical Laws 香港歷史法例 All AI Reviewed

E 24

CAP. 139]

Poultry (Slaughtering for Export) Regulations.

[1970 Ed.

[Subsidiary]

Use of disinfectants and insecticides.

Substances and ingredients used in processing carcasses or preparing poultry products.

Inspector to be informed of carcasses or poultry products suspected of being contaminated, unwholesome or adulterated.

and animals from all parts of the premises where carcasses or poultry products are exposed, inspected, processed, handled or stored.

62. The licensee shall ensure that no person uses any germicide, insecticide, disinfectant, rodenticide, detergent, wetting agent (except pure potable water) or other similar substance in the premises unless the Director has approved-

(a) the type, formula and concentration of the substance used; and

(b) the manner in which, and the purpose for which, it is used.

63. The licensee shall ensure that no person uses any substances or ingredients in the processing of carcasses or poultry products in a poultry export factory unless such substances or ingredients are--

(a) clean;

(b) wholesome; and

(c) edible.

64. (1) An employee who-

(a) permits a carcass or poultry product in the premises to touch the floor or ground; or

(b) has reason to believe that a carcass or poultry product in the premises may have touched the floor or ground, or may be contaminated, unwholesome or adulterated,

shall-

(i) keep the carcass or poultry product separate so as to maintain its identity;

(ii) immediately report the occurrence or his belief to an inspector; and

(iii) when required by the inspector, clearly identify to the inspector the carcass or product in respect of which he has made the report.

(2) The inspector shall carefully inspect every carcass or poultry product in respect of which a report is made under paragraph (1), and shall condemn such carcass or product unless he is satisfied, having regard to all the circumstances and to his inspection, that it is-

(a) wholesome; and

(b) unadulterated.

Edit History

2026-05-05 06:11:12 · NVIDIA / meta/llama-4-maverick-17b-128e-instruct
Live
View comparison
AI Proofread
E 24 CAP. 139] Poultry (Slaughtering for Export) Regulations. [1970 Ed. [Subsidiary] Use of disinfectants and insecticides. Substances and ingredients used in processing carcasses or preparing poultry products. Inspector to be informed of carcasses or poultry products suspected of being contaminated, unwholesome or adulterated. and animals from all parts of the premises where carcasses or poultry products are exposed, inspected, processed, handled or stored. 62. The licensee shall ensure that no person uses any germicide, insecticide, disinfectant, rodenticide, detergent, wetting agent (except pure potable water) or other similar substance in the premises unless the Director has approved- (a) the type, formula and concentration of the substance used; and (b) the manner in which, and the purpose for which, it is used. 63. The licensee shall ensure that no person uses any substances or ingredients in the processing of carcasses or poultry products in a poultry export factory unless such substances or ingredients are-- (a) clean; (b) wholesome; and (c) edible. 64. (1) An employee who- (a) permits a carcass or poultry product in the premises to touch the floor or ground; or (b) has reason to believe that a carcass or poultry product in the premises may have touched the floor or ground, or may be contaminated, unwholesome or adulterated, shall- (i) keep the carcass or poultry product separate so as to maintain its identity; (ii) immediately report the occurrence or his belief to an inspector; and (iii) when required by the inspector, clearly identify to the inspector the carcass or product in respect of which he has made the report. (2) The inspector shall carefully inspect every carcass or poultry product in respect of which a report is made under paragraph (1), and shall condemn such carcass or product unless he is satisfied, having regard to all the circumstances and to his inspection, that it is- (a) wholesome; and (b) unadulterated.
Baseline (Original)
E 24 CAP. 139] Poultry (Slaughtering for Export) Regulations. [1970 Ed. [Subsidiary] Use of dis- infectants and insecticides. Substances and ingredients used in processing carcasses or preparing poultry products. Inspector to be informed of carcasses or poultry prod. ucts suspected of being contaminated, unwholesome or adulterated. and animals from all parts of the premises where carcasses or poultry products are exposed, inspected, processed, handled or stored. 62. The licensee shall ensure that no person uses any germi- cide, insecticide, disinfectant, rodenticide, detergent, wetting agent (except pure potable water) or other similar substance in the pre- mises unless the Director has approved- (a) the type, formula and concentration of the substance used; and (b) the manner in which, and the purpose for which, it is used. 63. The licensee shall ensure that no person uses any sub- stances or ingredients in the processing of carcasses or poultry products in a poultry export factory unless such substances or ingredients are-- (a) clean; (b) wholesome; and (c) edible. 64. (1) An employee who- (a) permits a carcass or poultry product in the premises to touch the floor or ground; or (b) has reason to believe that a carcass or poultry product in the premises may have touched the floor or ground. or may be contaminated, unwholesome or adulterated, shall- (i) keep the carcass or poultry product separate so as to maintain its identity; (ii) immediately report the occurrence or his belief to an inspector; and (iii) when required by the inspector, clearly identify to the inspector the carcass or product in respect of which he has made the report. (2) The inspector shall carefully inspect every carcass or poultry product in respect of which a report is made under para- graph (1), and shall condemn such carcass or product unless he is satisfied, having regard to all the circumstances and to his inspection, that it is- (a) wholesome; and (b) unadulterated.
2026-05-05 06:11:12 · Baseline
View content

E 24

CAP. 139]

Poultry (Slaughtering for Export) Regulations.

[1970 Ed.

[Subsidiary]

Use of dis- infectants and insecticides.

Substances and ingredients used in processing

carcasses or

preparing

poultry

products.

Inspector to be informed of

carcasses or

poultry prod. ucts suspected of being contaminated, unwholesome or adulterated.

and animals from all parts of the premises where carcasses or poultry products are exposed, inspected, processed, handled or stored.

62. The licensee shall ensure that no person uses any germi- cide, insecticide, disinfectant, rodenticide, detergent, wetting agent (except pure potable water) or other similar substance in the pre- mises unless the Director has approved-

(a) the type, formula and concentration of the substance

used; and

(b) the manner in which, and the purpose for which, it is

used.

63. The licensee shall ensure that no person uses any sub- stances or ingredients in the processing of carcasses or poultry products in a poultry export factory unless such substances or ingredients are--

(a) clean;

(b) wholesome; and

(c) edible.

64. (1) An employee who-

(a) permits a carcass or poultry product in the premises to

touch the floor or ground; or

(b) has reason to believe that a carcass or poultry product in the premises may have touched the floor or ground. or may be contaminated, unwholesome or adulterated,

shall-

(i) keep the carcass or poultry product separate so as to

maintain its identity;

(ii) immediately report the occurrence or his belief to an

inspector; and

(iii) when required by the inspector, clearly identify to the inspector the carcass or product in respect of which he has made the report.

(2) The inspector shall carefully inspect every carcass or poultry product in respect of which a report is made under para- graph (1), and shall condemn such carcass or product unless he is satisfied, having regard to all the circumstances and to his inspection, that it is-

(a) wholesome; and

(b) unadulterated.

Comments

Approved members can add comments, bookmarks, and private notes.

No comments yet.

Private Research Note

Private notes are available after approval.