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From the KCBS Meat Inspections Guide

4. The meats do not have to be in the original packaging and may be trimmed prior to meat inspection, but no meat may be seasoned, injected or cooked, prior to the inspection.
 
I actually roll my briskets starting wtih the point and ending with the flat. I've had to double bag a couple because I couldn't get them to zip up. I should really invest in a vac-sealer so I can trim and then seal it again.
 
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