§ 19207 Horsemeat Byproduct Definition

• •Horsemeat byproducts are parts from horses, mules, or burros that are not the meat itself.
• •This includes things like bones, hides, or other parts from these animals.
• •The law is about what counts as a byproduct, not about selling or using them.

A farmer sells horse bones to a company that makes glue.

The bones are considered horsemeat byproducts because they come from a horse but aren’t the meat.