LPT-0201
QUESTION
During animal waste processing high risk material must be heated to a core temperature of…?
OPTIONS
(A) 90℃
(B) 100℃
(C) 133℃
(D) 210℃
ANSWER
(C) 133℃
EXPLANATION
High-risk animal material is subjected to stringent rendering conditions, classically including heating to a core temperature of 133°C under pressure for a specified period to inactivate resistant biological hazards. Temperatures of 90°C or 100°C are insufficient for this standard, while 210°C is not the prescribed core temperature. Hence, option (C) is correct.
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