Nevada Code § 583.454

License for custom processing establishment or mobile processing unit: Regulations; requirements; fees; establishment or unit deemed official establishment. [Effective through June 30, 2026.]
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1. The Officer shall adopt regulations
providing a process for a person to obtain a license to operate a custom
processing establishment or mobile processing unit in this State.
2. The regulations adopted pursuant to
subsection 1:
(a) Must set forth, without limitation:
(1) The requirements for the issuance or
renewal of the license;
(2) The fees, if any, for the issuance or
renewal of the license;
(3) The requirements for operating the
custom processing establishment or mobile processing unit, including, without
limitation, standard operating procedures, sanitation, equipment, conditions,
reporting, recordkeeping, labeling and packaging;
(4) A requirement for an inspection of the
custom processing establishment or mobile processing unit to be conducted at
least annually and at such other times as deemed necessary by the Department;
and
(5) Any other requirements the Officer
determines are necessary to carry out the provisions of this section,
including, without limitation, the issuance of a stop sale order for a
violation of any provision of this chapter or regulations adopted pursuant to
this chapter; and
(b) Must be consistent with any regulations
adopted by the United States Department of Agriculture.
3. When a person is issued a license to
operate a custom processing facility or mobile processing unit pursuant to the
regulations adopted pursuant to subsection 1, the custom processing facility or
mobile processing unit for which the license is issued shall be deemed to be an
official establishment for the purposes of this section and NRS 583.255 to 583.555 , inclusive.
NRS 583.454 License for custom
processing establishment or mobile processing unit: Regulations; requirements;
fees; establishment or unit deemed official establishment. [Effective July 1,
2026.]
1. The Officer shall adopt regulations
providing a process for a person to obtain a license to operate a custom processing
establishment or mobile processing unit in this State.
2. The regulations adopted pursuant to
subsection 1:
(a) Must set forth, without limitation:
(1) The requirements for the issuance or
renewal of the license;
(2) The fees, if any, for the issuance or
renewal of the license;
(3) The requirements for operating the
custom processing establishment or mobile processing unit, including, without
limitation, standard operating procedures, sanitation, equipment, conditions,
reporting, recordkeeping, labeling and packaging;
(4) A requirement for an inspection of the
custom processing establishment or mobile processing unit to be conducted at
least annually and at such other times as deemed necessary by the Department;
and
(5) Any other requirements the Officer
determines are necessary to carry out the provisions of this section,
including, without limitation, the issuance of a stop sale order for a
violation of any provision of this chapter or regulations adopted pursuant to
this chapter;
(b) Must authorize a mobile processing unit to
perform custom processing and operate as an official establishment for the
purposes of this section and NRS 583.255 to 583.555 , inclusive;
(c) Must authorize a custom processing
establishment and mobile processing unit to slaughter for hire on a commercial
basis for intrastate sale any meat animal, game mammal, poultry or game bird for
human consumption; and
(d) Must be consistent with any regulations
adopted by the United States Department of Agriculture.
3. When a person is issued a license to
operate a custom processing facility pursuant to the regulations adopted
pursuant to subsection 1, the custom processing facility for which the license
is issued shall be deemed to be an official establishment for the purposes of
this section and NRS 583.255 to 583.555 , inclusive.

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