ORDONNANCE N° 71/119 DU 4 SEPTEMBRE 1953 RENDANT EXECUTOIRE AU RUANDA- URUNDIPORDONNANCE N° 74/241 DU 22 JUILLET 1953. - TRANSPORT ET COMMERCE DES VIANDES DANS LES VILLES ET LES CIRCONSCRIPTIONS URBAINES — Rwanda law | Esheria

ORDONNANCE N° 71/119 DU 4 SEPTEMBRE 1953 RENDANT EXECUTOIRE AU RUANDA- URUNDIPORDONNANCE N° 74/241 DU 22 JUILLET 1953. - TRANSPORT ET COMMERCE DES VIANDES DANS LES VILLES ET LES CIRCONSCRIPTIONS URBAINES

This article says the ordinance applies to transport operations and meat-trade establishments in cities, urban districts, and other localities later designated by the provincial governor.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Decree law
Status
Not in force
Version
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Language
fr
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This article says the ordinance applies to transport operations and meat-trade establishments in cities, urban districts, and other localities later designated by the provincial governor. Fresh, refrigerated, or frozen unpackaged meat transported by motor vehicle must be carried in closed vans separated from the driver’s cab and fitted for hygiene and handling. People employed in meat transport must wear washable work coats, caps, and shoes. Butcher shops must meet specific location, hygiene, layout, ventilation, and refrigeration requirements. Butcheries must have a cold room or icebox for meat storage, fitted with a washable interior and a working thermometer, and the temperature must never exceed 4°C.