Why Synchronous Inspection Matters
· Regulatory Compliance: Mandatory under GB 12694-2016 and national meat inspection laws
· Food Safety: Prevents diseased animals from entering the food supply
· Cross-Contamination Control: Strict green/red offal separation eliminates contamination routes
· Traceability: One-to-one animal-organ linkage enables full batch recall capability
Equipment Summary
Code | Equipment | Role |
E10 | Synchronous Inspection Line | Main inspection rail with organ carry trays |
E11 | Veterinary Inspection Hanging System | Organ hanging and grading apparatus |
Process Flow
Evisceration complete → Carcass enters synchronous inspection rail
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Green offal tray and red offal tray carry organs alongside corresponding carcass
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Veterinarian inspects both offal sets in parallel
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Passed: Offal sent for processing | Failed: Carcass + organs quarantined
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Carcass proceeds to splitting
Inspection Criteria
Check | Description |
Liver | Color, texture, parasitic lesions |
Lungs | Pneumonia, abscesses |
Heart | Pericarditis, cysticercoid lesions |
Intestines | Parasites, inflammation |
Carcass | Lesions, jaundice, emaciation |