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Safety of domestic animal feed - 3 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 2324Legal Research Home > Pennsylvania Statutes
§ 2324. Safety of domestic animal feed.
(a) General authority.--The department shall have the
authority and the duty to protect the food supply of domestic
animals in order to prevent the transmission of diseases and
substances hazardous to human health or domestic animal health.
(b) Carcasses used for animal feed.--No domestic animal
carcass or parts of a domestic animal carcass shall be sold for
domestic animal feeding purposes if the meat or meat parts may
be hazardous to the health of domestic animals to which such
meat or meat parts may be fed.
(c) Garbage used for domestic animal feed.--No garbage may
be fed to domestic animals except in accordance with Subchapter
G (relating to garbage feeding business).
(d) Regulations.--The department shall establish regulations
and standards to assure the safety of materials that are fed to
domestic animals.
(e) Licensure.--The department shall provide for the
licensure of persons owning or operating facilities, equipment
or conveyances utilized in the collection, treatment,
preparation and transportation of domestic animal by-products
that are used in feed for domestic animals.
(f) Content.--The department may establish standards for the
composition of feed for domestic animals, including, but not
limited to, antibiotics and chemical additives for the purpose
of preventing tissue residues and contamination of domestic
animal products by substances hazardous to human health or
domestic animal health. Such standards shall be established by
regulation.
(g) Prohibition.--Notwithstanding any provision of this
chapter to the contrary, a domestic animal or part of a domestic
animal which is suspected of carrying a transmissible spongiform
encephalopathy shall not be moved without written permission of
the department or used in the manufacture or production of
domestic animal feed.
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