Or. Admin. R. 603-024-0584 - Sediment Test
(1) If upon
examination the Department or grader shall obtain a sediment test which is in
excess of a No. 2 sediment standard, the Department shall give the licensee a
written notice of such fact. An additional sample shall be taken after an
interval of not less than three days and if the test of the additional sample
is also in violation of the sediment standard of the licensed grade then held,
the licensee shall be given a written notice to suspend the sale, exposure, or
offering for sale of such grade of milk for a specified period, or until such
time that another test of the milk shall show the sediment content within the
standard for the licensed grade.
(2) Milk or cream showing a sediment test in
excess of a No. 3 sediment standard is deemed to be unlawful milk and the
grader shall immediately affix to the container thereof a condemnation tag,
which shall be in such form as the Department may prescribe, and in addition
thoroughly mix with that milk such harmless red food coloring matter as will
prevent the same from being sold, offered, or exposed for sale for human
consumption in accordance with ORS
621.085.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 561.190, ORS 621.060 & ORS 621.261
Stats. Implemented: ORS 621.060 & ORS 621.261
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