lean meat content (%) definition

lean meat content (%) means mass percent of nitrogen represented by subtracting the nitrogen contribution from non-meat proteinaceous material present in the product, from the total percent nitrogen analyzed, multiplied by a factor of 30;
lean meat content (%) means the total weight of lean meat free from visible fat, when raw or after curing or after any other similar processing, contained in any canned meat product expressed as a percentage of the total weight of that product;

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