Nevada Code § 583.465

Labeling and marking of carcasses
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1. Each carcass of livestock, poultry or
game mammals or birds and each primal part of such a carcass must bear an
official inspection mark and an approved plant number of the establishment when
it leaves the official establishment. The Officer may at any time require by
regulation additional marks or label information to appear on the carcasses of
livestock, poultry or game mammals or birds, or parts thereof. Marks and labels
required by this section must be applied only by, or under the supervision of,
an inspector.
2. If the Officer has reason to believe
that any label in use or prepared for use is false or misleading in any
particular, the Officer may direct that the use of the label be withheld unless
it is modified in the manner prescribed by the Officer. If the person using or
proposing to use the label does not accept the determination of the Officer,
the person may request a hearing, but the use of the label must, if the Officer
so directs, be withheld pending a hearing and final determination by the
Officer. A determination by the Officer is conclusive unless, within 30 days
after the receipt of notice of the determination, the person adversely affected
appeals to the district court in and for the county in which the persons principal
place of business is located.

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