Examples of using Carcase in English and their translations into Romanian
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The carcase weight shall be between 140
The carcase must be opened in such a way that the cavities and all the viscera can be inspected.
offal separated from the carcase must always be wrapped in a firmly sealed protective cover satisfying the above criteria.
A standard type of carcase presentation should therefore be laid down, to which this maximum weight applies;
Authorise Member States not to make application of the grading scale for pig carcase classification and to use assessment criteria in addition to weight and estimated lean-meat content;
the head shall be separated from the carcase at the atloido-occipital joint
( iii) uncastrated male pigs with a carcase weight in excess of a limit to be fixed by the council before 1 september 1983.
the lion standing by the carcase: the lion had not eaten the carcase, nor torn the ass.
cleanse it with cloth or fill the carcase with anything other than edible offal from poultry slaughtered in the slaughterhouse.
( e)" offal" means fresh meat other than that of the carcase as defined in( d), even if it remains naturally connected to the carcase;
The carcase shall be weighed as soon as possible after slaughter and not more than 45 minutes after the pig has been stuck.
Whereas the presentation, weight and lean-meat content of the carcase need to be accurately defined to ensure that the assessment results are comparable;
expressed in carcase weight, originating in Bosnia and Herzegovina;
Coquelet: chicken of less than 750 g carcase weight(expressed without giblets, head and feet);
even it naturally connected to the carcase;
expressed in carcase weight, originating in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia;
If the neck remains attached to the carcase, it is not considered as one of the giblets.
Furthermore, for the purpose of establishing market prices, the carcase shall be presented without the removal of external fat.
expressed in carcase weight, originating in Serbia
After inspection the viscera which have been removed must be separated immediately from the carcase, and the parts unfit for human consumption removed at once.