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Meat and Seafood Markets

This page provides an overview of regulations and guidance for retail meat and seafood markets.

Retail meat and seafood markets are types of markets that have limited processing of meat and seafood for onsite retail sales to consumers. 

For meat markets, this processing includes cutting and trimming of carcasses, halves, quarter, or wholesale cuts into retail cuts, such as steaks chops, and roasts; grinding, thawing, freezing, portioning and packaging.

For seafood processing, this includes cutting whole fish into retail cuts; preparing retail products from raw or precooked ingredients, and breaking bulk shipments and repackaging

Meat markets that cure, smoke meat for preservation, or reduce oxygen package products may be required to have a HACCP plan. Seafood markets that also process smoke or cure seafood are required to have a Seafood Processing Permit.

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