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Politics : Canadian Political Free-for-All

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To: Snowshoe who wrote (3447)12/28/2003 5:23:07 AM
From: 49thMIMOMander   of 37435
 
* The spinal cord is severed with a band saw, spraying spinal cord fluid onto the
carcass. One European study found such contamination occurred in every case that
researchers examined.

* Compressing the brain with a stun gun or other device when the animal is killed can
send brain tissue deep into the blood stream and the body. The industry has taken
steps to alleviate this, but some research indicates it remains a risk.

* A process known as Advanced Meat Recovery, designed to strip the last bit of
meat from the skeleton, has allowed spinal cord and other nervous system tissues into
the product that results, a fact borne out most recently by the USDA's 2002 survey.

* Some bones, including the spinal column that can have bits of spinal cord inside, are
boiled to produce beef stock, extract and flavoring.

The discarded parts, including the spinal cord and other skeletal remains, are sent to
rendering plants, where they're mixed with other animal leftovers to make pet food,
feed for pigs and chickens and other products.

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