NR 240.02(5)(b)(b) Class B facilities are those processing less than class A.

NR 240.02(6)(6) Natural and processed cheese. Facilities in this subcategory are those manufacturing natural cheese (hard curd) and processed cheese;

NR 240.02(6)(a)(a) Class A facilities are those processing more than 10,390 pounds per day BOD input (100,000 pounds milk equivalent), and

NR 240.02(6)(b)(b) Class B facilities are those processing less than class A.

NR 240.02(7)(7) Fluid mix for frozen products. Facilities in this subcategory are those manufacturing fluid mixes for ice cream and other frozen desserts (for later freezing in other plants);

NR 240.02(7)(a)(a) Class A facilities are those having a dairy products input of more than 8,830 pounds per day BOD input (85,000 pounds milk equivalent), and

NR 240.02(7)(b)(b) Class B facilities are those having a dairy products input less than class A.

NR 240.02(8)(8) Ice cream and frozen products. Facilities in this subcategory are those manufacturing ice cream, ice milk, sherbert, water ices, stick confections, frozen novelty products, frozen desserts, mellorine, pudding, and other dairy product base desserts;

NR 240.02(8)(a)(a) Class A facilities are those having a dairy products input of more than 8,830 pounds per day BOD input (85,000 pounds milk equivalent), and

NR 240.02(8)(b)(b) Class B facilities are those having a dairy products input of less than class A.

NR 240.02(9)(9) Condensed milk. Facilities in this subcategory are those manufacturing condensed whole milk, condensed skim milk, sweetened condensed milk, and condensed buttermilk;

NR 240.02(9)(a)(a) Class A facilities are those condensing more than 10,390 pounds per day BOD input (100,000 pounds milk equivalent), and

NR 240.02(9)(b)(b) Class B facilities are those condensing less than class A.

NR 240.02(10)(10) Dry milk. Facilities in this subcategory are those manufacturing dry whole milk, dry skim milk, and dry buttermilk;

NR 240.02(10)(a)(a) Class A facilities are those with an input equivalent to more than 15,070 pounds per day BOD input (145,000 pounds milk equivalent), and

NR 240.02(10)(b)(b) Class B facilities are those with an input less than class A.

NR 240.02(11)(11) Condensed whey. Facilities in this subcategory are those manufacturing condensed sweet whey and condensed acid whey;

NR 240.02(11)(a)(a) Class A facilities are those with more than 14,160 pounds per day BOD input (300,000 pounds of raw fluid whey containing 20,700 pounds solids), and

NR 240.02(11)(b)(b) Class B facilities are those with an input less than class A.

NR 240.02(12)(12) Dry whey. Facilities in this subcategory are those manufacturing sweet or acid dry whey;

NR 240.02(12)(a)(a) Class A facilities are those with more than 15,620 pounds per day BOD input (57,000 pounds of 40% solids whey containing 22,800 pounds of solids), and

NR 240.02(12)(b)(b) Class B facilities are those with an input less than class A.

NR 240.03NR 240.03 Definitions. The following definitions are applicable to terms used in this chapter. Definitions of other terms and meanings of abbreviations are set forth in ch. NR 205.

NR 240.03(1)(1) “BOD input” means the 5 day biochemical oxygen demand of the materials entered into process. It can be calculated by multiplying the amounts of fats, proteins, and carbohydrates by factors of 0.890, 1.031, and 0.691, respectively. Organic acids, e.g. lactic acid, should be included as carbohydrates. The composition of input materials may be based on either,

NR 240.03(1)(b)(b) Generally accepted published values such as specifically those in s. NR 240.07.

NR 240.03(2)(2) “Milk equivalent” means the quantity of 3.7% fat content whole milk necessary to supply one pound of fluid raw material to a process.