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Evisceration

Evisceration is the stage where the internal organs (offal) are removed from the carcass. This is one of the most hygiene-critical steps in the entire slaughter process. Proper evisceration prevents puncture of the digestive tract — which would contaminate the carcass with bacteria — and enables the synchronous health inspection system to evaluate each organ for signs of disease.

Evisceration

Why Evisceration Matters

· Food Safety: Digestive tract puncture causes catastrophic carcass contamination

· Health Inspection: Each set of offal must be evaluated for regulatory compliance

· By-Product Value: Green offal (stomach, intestines) and red offal (heart, liver) are high-value by-products

· Cross-Contamination Prevention: Synchronous inspection ensures green and red offal streams are kept strictly separate


Equipment Summary

Code

Equipment

Role

E09

Pneumatic Lifting Platform

Elevates carcass for clean offal removal

 

Process Flow

Carcass elevated by Pneumatic Lifting Platform

Offal (viscera) removed with care to avoid tract puncture

Green offal (stomach/intestines) directed to green offal stream

Red offal (heart/liver/lungs) directed to red offal stream

Synchronous Health Inspection

Offal graded, cleaned, packaged or processed


Key Requirements

Requirement

Description

Operator Skill

Trained operators essential — tract puncture is a major HACCP risk

Speed

Must match line speed — 50-1,000 heads/hr

Hygiene

Tools and surfaces sanitized regularly during operation

By-Product Handling

Separate collection and cleaning lines for green vs red offal


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