§ 18677 Livestock Rendering Definition

This law explains who counts as a "renderer" for the purposes of the chapter, describing the types of businesses that are included and noting an exception for rendering done under official inspection or exemption.

Key Takeaways

•A renderer is anyone who runs a business that processes dead livestock or poultry or their parts/products.
•Rendering done under government inspection or exemption is not covered by this definition.
•The definition applies only within this specific chapter of the law.

Example

A company that collects dead cows and pigs and turns them into animal feed

The company is a renderer because it is in the business of processing dead livestock into products, but it would not be considered a renderer if it were doing the same work as part of an official inspection or exemption.

“Renderer” means any person that is engaged in the business of rendering any livestock or poultry carcass, or any part or product of such a carcass, except rendering conducted under inspection or exemption under this chapter. (Added by Stats. 1970, Ch. 1385.)

Key Takeaways

•A renderer is anyone who runs a business that processes dead livestock or poultry or their parts/products.
•Rendering done under government inspection or exemption is not covered by this definition.
•The definition applies only within this specific chapter of the law.

Example

A company that collects dead cows and pigs and turns them into animal feed

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§ 18677 Livestock Rendering Definition

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