Meat Packing Plants

2011|
311600|
2011

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Description

Meat Packing Plants

Establishments primarily engaged in the slaughtering of cattle, hogs, sheep, lambs, and calves for meat, either for their own account or on a contract basis for the trade. These establishments may also process the meat on-site for canning, cooking, curing, freezing, and the production of sausages, lard, and other products. Additionally, this industry includes establishments that slaughter horses for human consumption. Sample business functions include bacon (slab and sliced), beef, blood meal, boxed beef, canned meats (except baby foods and animal feeds), corned beef, cured meats, dried meats, frankfurters (except poultry), and hams (except poultry).

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