N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-32-08
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4.1-32-08. Rendering done by packing plants operating under federal inspection - Exception
Official statutory text
4.1-32-08. Rendering done by packing plants operating under federal inspection -
Exception.
All rendering done by a packing plant operating under federal inspection in a building
adjacent to or on the same premises as the packing plant is exempt from the provisions of this
chapter, except that the transportation by the packing plant or any establishment licensed under
this chapter of carcasses and other animal substances on any public highway or street is
subject to the sanitary requirements of this chapter and the rules adopted by the state board of
animal health.
Exception.
All rendering done by a packing plant operating under federal inspection in a building
adjacent to or on the same premises as the packing plant is exempt from the provisions of this
chapter, except that the transportation by the packing plant or any establishment licensed under
this chapter of carcasses and other animal substances on any public highway or street is
subject to the sanitary requirements of this chapter and the rules adopted by the state board of
animal health.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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