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Commission Regulation (EC) No 1249/2008 of 10 December 2008 laying down detailed rules on the implementation of the Community scales for the classification of beef, pig and sheep carcases and the reporting of prices thereof (repealed)
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Development of carcase profiles, and in particular the essential parts (round, back, shoulder)
Conformation class | Additional provisions | |
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S Superior | Round : very highly rounded double-muscled visibly separated seams | Topside spreads very markedly over the symphysis (symphisis pelvis) |
Back : very wide and very thick, up to the shoulder | Rump very rounded | |
Shoulder : very highly rounded | ||
E Excellent | Round : very rounded | Topside spreads markedly over the symphysis (symphisis pelvis) |
Back : wide and very thick, up to the shoulder | Rump very rounded | |
Shoulder : very rounded | ||
U Very good | Round : rounded | Topside spreads over the symphysis (symphisis pelvis) |
Back : wide and thick, up to the shoulder | Rump rounded | |
Shoulder : rounded | ||
R Good | Round : well-developed | Topside and rump are slightly rounded |
Back : still thick but less wide at the shoulder | ||
Shoulder : fairly well-developed | ||
O Fair | Round : average development to lacking development | |
Back : average thickness to lacking thickness | Rump: straight profile | |
Shoulder : average development to almost flat | ||
P Poor | Round : poorly developed | |
Back : narrow with bones visible | ||
Shoulder : flat with bones visible |
Amount of fat on the outside of the carcase and in the thoracic cavity
Class of fat cover | Additional provisions |
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1 Low | No fat within the thoracic cavity |
2 Slight | Within the thoracic cavity the muscle is clearly visible between the ribs |
3 Average | Within the thoracic cavity the muscle is still visible between the ribs |
4 High | The seams of fat on the round are prominent. Within the thoracic cavity the muscle between the ribs may be infiltrated with fat |
5 very high | The round is almost completely covered with fat, so that the seams of fat are no longer clearly visible. Within the thoracic cavity the muscle between the ribs is infiltrated with fat |
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