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Meat
and Poultry Inspection Program
Program Manager
Assistant Manager
The purpose of the Meat and Poultry Inspection Program is to work in partnership with the meat plant owners to ensure that consumers purchase a clean, wholesome, properly labeled meat product. The meat production facility management has the ultimate responsibility to produce a clean, wholesome, properly labeled product. The meat and poultry inspection program assigns meat inspectors to the meat slaughter and meat processing plants to inspect meat being slaughtered and processed. The meat and poultry inspection program employee is responsible to monitor and verify through records and hands-on verification that the plant fulfills its responsibility. Any consumer who purchases a meat product from an inspected facility in Utah is our ultimate customer. When an individual applies and is granted a license to operate an officially licensed meat plant in Utah , numerous requirements must be met to sanction this facility and its operation. The plant must meet specific building requirements, plant management must complete a series of application forms in order to be granted a license to operate an official meat plant in the state of Utah , and an annual fee is required to license a meat production facility. An informative and valuable source of information that is utilized daily by our staff and referenced to all those interested in meat and food safety would be: http://www.fsis.usda.gov. Office management contacts are:
Dr. Earl Rogers , Director, Meat and Poultry Inspection Program
Mr. Richard D. Lohmeyer , Manager, Meat and Poultry Inspection Program Mr. Noel McSpadden , Assistant Manager, Meat and Poultry Inspection Program Utah Code and Administrative Rules Relating to Meat Inspection
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