New Jersey § 4:5-106

Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 4:5-106, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 4:5-106.

As used in this act: “ Department ” means the New Jersey Department of Agriculture. “ Board ” means the New Jersey State Board of Agriculture. “ Secretary ” means the New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture. “ Person ” means the State, any municipality, political subdivision, institution, public or

private, corporation, individual, partnership or other entity except that it shall

not mean a person who feeds exclusively his own household garbage to swine which are

raised for such person's own use. “ Garbage ” means putrescible animal and vegetable wastes resulting from the handling, preparation,

cooking and consumption of foods including animal carcasses or parts thereof; but

the term “garbage” shall not apply to waste materials from slaughterhouses which go

directly to rendering plants for processing. “ Garbage-feeding hog farm ” includes all premises on which 1 or more swine are maintained and are fed garbage

which has been obtained elsewhere than on the premises where fed. “ Cooked or treated garbage ” is garbage which, regardless of previous processing, has been heated either on the

premises of the garbage-feeding hog farm where such garbage is to be fed, or at a

location approved by the department, to a temperature high enough and for a sufficient

length of time to kill disease organisms which are transmissible through garbage,

or otherwise treated, in accordance with the rules and regulations of the board.

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