Sentence examples for risk materials from inspiring English sources
The newly developed 'reduced risk' materials, including the neonicotinoid class, have been under investigation recently, having been identified as potential contributors to Colony Collapse Disorder.
Because of heightened awareness of increasing prevalence of BSE in Canadian cattle, Canada enhanced its feed ban in 2007 to prohibit the inclusion of "specified risk materials," as well as animal proteins, from all animal feeds.
Biohydrogen production from the anaerobic digestion of specified risk materials (SRM) co-digested with cattle manure was assessed in a 3 × 5 factorial design.
Biogas production from anaerobic digestion (AD) of specified risk materials (SRM) co-digested with cattle manure was assessed in a 3 × 2 factorial design.
The real protection for consumers against B.S.E. is not testing, but our system of interlocking safeguards, the most important being the ban on specified risk materials from the food supply and the Food and Drug Administration's ruminant-to-ruminant feed ban.
In 2009 and 2010, the U.S.D.A. itself suspended inspection of Pecos Valley Meats, effectively suspending its operations, after finding problems with its sanitation and food safety program including "inadequate" testing for E. coli and "irregularities" in the segregation and disposal of "specified risk materials".
The current program classifies the whole carcass as specified risk material, which has quickly shown serious bottlenecks in the system.
One company in Ireland, Monery By-Products, is licensed to handle specified risk material, and it is already working near full capacity.
Eurostock has fought previous legal battles with the Northern Ireland Department of Agriculture, and then the Food Standards Agency, which tried to stop it processing beef heads under rules about BSE risk material.
So-called specified risk material, including the brain, spinal cord and intestines, from all healthy cattle is separated from the meat for human consumption.
The highest risk material the food agency oversees is probably "glandular" diet supplements, which may contain brains, adrenal and thyroid glands, pancreas, spleens or testicles.
