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Can exotic animals that are slaughtered without the benefit of FSIS voluntary inspection be sold to restaurants?

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Can exotic animals that are slaughtered without the benefit of FSIS voluntary inspection be sold to restaurants?

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A5: Yes, if the product complies with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) requirements for the production of exotic animal products and any local or State law. Producers should contact their State Health Department or the State Department of Agriculture for further information.