Pork definition

Pork means porcine or swine products processed, produced or sold by Smithfield, or by any of the Defendants or their co-conspirators, including but not limited to: primals (including but not limited to loins, shoulders, picnics, butts, ribs, bellies, hams, or legs), trim or sub-primal products (including but not limited to backloins, tenderloins, backribs, boneless loins, boneless sirloins, riblets, chefs prime, prime ribs, brisket, skirt, cushion, ground meats, sirloin tip roast, or hocks), further processed and value added porcine products (including but not limited to bacon, sausage, lunch meats, further processed ham, or jerky products), offal or variety products (including but not limited to hearts, tongues, livers, head products, spleens, kidneys, feet, stomach, bladder, uterus, snoot, ears, tail, brisket bone, intestines, jowls, neck bones or other bones, skin, lungs, glands, hair, or pet food ingredients), rendered product and byproducts (including but not limited to lard, grease, meat meal, bone meal, blood meal, or blood plasma), casings (including but not limited to mucosa), and carcasses.

Pork means porcine animals and all parts of porcine animals.

Pork means porcine or swine products processed, produced or sold by JBS, or by any of the Defendants or their co- conspirators, including but not limited to: primals (including but not limited to loins, shoulders, picnics, butts, ribs, bellies, hams, or legs), trim or sub-primal products (including but not limited to backloins, tenderloins, backribs, boneless loins, boneless sirloins, riblets, chef’s prime, prime ribs, brisket, skirt, cushion, ground meats, sirloin tip roast, or hocks), further processed and value added porcine products (including, but not limited to bacon, sausage, lunch meats, further processed ham, or jerky products).

Examples of Pork in a sentence

• In menu development news, 2009 featured the introduction of several new or improved core items, most notably “Realburgers,” made with fresh ground beef; Sliders, a new menu category including Cheeseburger, BBQ Pork and French Dip varieties; and Wonton Tacos, available in BBQ or Chicken versions.

• Your lack of action with regard to C&H being allowed to degrade the waters of the state with millions of gallons of raw hog waste leaked into Big Creek and reaching the Buffalo National River demonstrates that you are so influenced by the Arkansas Farm Bureau and the Arkansas Pork Producers that the agency has ignored the public good in favor of the powerful Ag lobby.

• The letters ‘‘USDA’’ with the ap- propriate grade designation ‘‘1,’’ ‘‘2,’’ ‘‘3,’’ ‘‘4,’’ ‘‘Utility,’’ or ‘‘Cull’’ enclosed in a shield as shown in Figure 1, as pro- vided in the Official United States Standards for Grades of Pork Car- casses, constitutes a form of official identification under the regulations to show the grade under said standards of barrow, gilt, and sow pork carcasses.

• Pork livestock farming, in Colombia, is realized through owned-farms, farms in participation, and leased farms; its production is used as raw material for the development of business products of the Cold Cuts Business.

• Pork and poultry have a special issue related to the consumption of white versus dark meat.

More Definitions of Pork

Pork. ’ means meat produced from hogs.

Pork means the meat derived from a pig, whether

Pork. China has agreed to broaden the list of pork products that are eligible for importation to include processed products such as ham and certain types of offal. China also agreed to conduct a risk assessment for the veterinary drug ractopamine, which may be used in U.S. beef and pork production.

Pork means a hog that has been processed;

Pork means pig meat;

Pork means the flesh or meat or any part or parts of a hog;

Pork and/or “swine” means and includes all types of pork or swine produced in South Carolina and sold by the producer for slaughter, for breeding purposes, or as feeder pigs.