Montana SB78 revises laws on the inspection and marking of hides and meat from slaughtered animals.
Montana SB78 revises laws related to the inspection and marking of hides and meat of slaughtered animals. It mandates that all slaughtering establishments maintain the hide of an animal until inspected by a state or deputy state stock inspector. The inspector must record details of the inspection and forward a copy of the certificate to the department. The bill also revises bill of sale requirements, stating that when ownership is claimed on a bill of sale, the inspector must receive and attach the original bill of sale to the inspector's certificate.
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