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derives from animals that have not undergone ante-mortem inspection, except for hunted wild game;
derives from animals the offal of which has not undergone post-mortem inspection, unless otherwise provided for under this Regulation or Regulation (EC) No .../2004(1);
derives from animals which are dead before slaughter, stillborn, unborn or slaughtered under the age of 7 days;
(d)results from the trimming of sticking points;
derives from animals affected by an OIE List A or, where appropriate, OIE List B disease, unless otherwise provided for in Section IV;
derives from animals affected by a generalised disease, such as generalised septicaemia, pyaemia, toxaemia or viraemia;
(g)is not in conformity with microbiological criteria laid down under Community legislation to determine whether food may be placed on the market;
(h)exhibits parasitic infestation, unless otherwise provided for in Section IV;
contains residues or contaminants in excess of the levels laid down in Community legislation. Any overshooting of the relevant level should lead to additional analyses whenever appropriate;
without prejudice to more specific Community legislation, derives from animals or carcases containing residues of forbidden substances or from animals that have been treated with forbidden substances;
(k)consists of the liver and kidneys of animals more than two years old from regions where implementation of plans approved in accordance with Article 5 of Directive 96/23/EC has revealed the generalised presence of heavy metals in the environment;
has been treated illegally with decontaminating substances;
has been treated illegally with ionising or UV-rays;
contains foreign bodies (except, in the case of wild game, material used to hunt the animal);
exceeds the maximum permitted radioactivity levels laid down under Community legislation;
indicates patho-physiological changes, anomalies in consistency, insufficient bleeding (except for wild game) or organoleptic anomalies, in particular a pronounced sexual odour;
derives from emaciated animals;
contains specified risk material, except as provided for under Community legislation;
shows soiling, faecal or other contamination;
consists of blood that may constitute a risk to public or animal health owing to the health status of any animal from which it derives or contamination arising during the slaughter process;
in the opinion of the official veterinarian, after examination of all the relevant information, it may constitute a risk to public or animal health or is for any other reason not suitable for human consumption.
Note for Official Journal: Insert No of Regulation laying down specific hygiene rules for food of animal origin (see recital 1, 2nd Regulation).