Animal Products (Definition of Primary Processor) Notice, 2000.
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Type of law
Regulation
Abstract
This Notice sets out various types of processing of animal material or products that will cause a person to be treated as a primary processor, term which is defined in the Animal Products Act 1999.
The types of processing covered are the following: the harvesting and candling of bird eggs intended for human or animal consumption; drying, slicing, grinding, or preserving deer velvet; primary processing of fish on-shore; and the filleting of finfish at sea.
The types of processing covered are the following: the harvesting and candling of bird eggs intended for human or animal consumption; drying, slicing, grinding, or preserving deer velvet; primary processing of fish on-shore; and the filleting of finfish at sea.
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Date of text
Entry into force notes
This Notice enters into force on 20 November 2000.
Repealed
No
Source language
English
Legislation Amendment
No