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Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/627 of 15 March 2019 laying down uniform practical arrangements for the performance of official controls on products of animal origin intended for human consumption in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2017/625 of the European Parliament and of the Council and amending Commission Regulation (EC) No 2074/2005 as regards official controls (Text with EEA relevance)
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CHAPTER II Official controls on fresh meat
Section 3 Post-mortem inspection
Article 13.Derogation on the timing of post-mortem inspection
Article 14.Additional examination requirements for post-mortem inspection
Article 15.Requirements for post-mortem inspection of domestic solipeds, bovine animals over eight months old and domestic swine more than five weeks old, and large wild game
Article 16.Additional requirements for post-mortem inspection in cases of emergency slaughter
Article 17.Practical arrangements for post-mortem inspection of domestic bovine animals, domestic sheep and goats, domestic solipeds and domestic swine
Article 20.Young domestic sheep and goats and sheep with no eruption of permanent incisors
Article 24.Indications of a possible risks to human health, animal health or animal welfare in domestic bovine animals, domestic sheep and goats, domestic solipeds and domestic swine
Article 25.Practical arrangements for post-mortem inspection of poultry
Article 26.Practical arrangements for post-mortem inspection of farmed lagomorphs
Article 27.Practical arrangements for post-mortem inspection of farmed game
Article 28.Practical arrangements for post-mortem inspection of wild game
Section 4 Official controls on specific hazards and laboratory testing
Article 29.Practical arrangements for official controls for transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs)
Article 30.Practical arrangements for official controls for cysticercosis during post-mortem inspection in domestic bovine animals and Suidae
Article 31.Practical arrangements for official controls for Trichinella during post-mortem inspection
Article 32.Practical arrangements for official controls for glanders during post-mortem inspection of solipeds
Article 33.Practical arrangements for official controls for tuberculosis during post-mortem inspection
Article 34.Practical arrangements for official controls for brucellosis during post-mortem inspection
Article 35.Practical arrangements for official controls for Salmonella
Article 36.Practical arrangements for official controls for Campylobacter
Article 37.Specific requirements as regards laboratory tests
Article 39.Measures concerning the communication of the results of official controls
Article 40.Measures in cases of non-compliance with requirements for food chain information
Article 41.Measures in cases of non-compliance recorded in food chain information
Article 42.Measures in cases of misleading food chain information
Article 43.Measures in cases of non-compliance with requirements for live animals
Article 44.Measures in cases of non-compliance with requirements for animal welfare
Article 45.Measures in cases of non-compliance with requirements for fresh meat
Article 46.Measures in cases of non-compliance with requirements on good hygiene practices
MODEL DOCUMENT FOR COMMUNICATION WITH THE HOLDING OF PROVENANCE IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE 39(5)
PRACTICAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE HEALTH MARK IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE 48
TESTING METHODS FOR RAW MILK AND HEAT-TREATED COW'S MILK IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE 50
CHAPTER I DETERMINATION OF PLATE COUNT AND SOMATIC CELL COUNT
CHAPTER II DETERMINATION OF ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY IN COW'S MILK
A. To determine alkaline phosphatase activity in pasteurised cow's milk, standard...
B. The alkaline phosphatase activity in pasteurised cow's milk is expressed as...
C. An alkaline phosphatase test is considered to give a negative...
D. The use of alternative analytical methods is acceptable where they...
RECOGNISED METHODS FOR THE DETECTION OF MARINE BIOTOXINS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE 60
PRACTICAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR OFFICIAL CONTROLS ON FISHERY PRODUCTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE 70
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