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Sutton and Cheam 1947

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Sutton and Cheam]

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Details of the eighteen unsatisfactory samples are as follows:-

Sample No.Commodity.Infringement.Remarks.
724.Golden Raising Powder (Informal)Deficiency of available carbon dioxide.Followed up by Formal Sample No. A.355.
A 355.Golden Raising Powder (Formal)Sample Vielded 5.7% of available carbon dioxide. Should yield not less than 6% of available carbon dioxide.Warning. Deterioration was due to lengthy storage in shop. Msnufacturer immediately withdrew old stocks and replaced with new.
A 356.Beef Sausages (Formal)Infringement of The Meat Products and Canned Meat (Control and Maximum Prices) Order 1947.Warning. The Sutton & Cheam Food Con-trol Committee, after careful consideration de-cided that the firm in question should be warned only.
A 365.. Beef Sausages. (Formal)Infringement of the Ms at Products and Canned Meat (Control and Maximum Prices) Order, 1947.The Ministry of Food Enforcement Officer decided that on account of a technical point, it would not be advisable to take any further action in this case.
739.Lime Flavoured Sulphur Tablets. (Informal)Labelling Infringe-ment.Followed up by Formal sample No. A 381.
A 381.Lime Flavoured Sulphur Tablets. (Formal)Labelling Infringement. Tablet ingredients not sufficiently clear on label.Correspondence with the Manufacturers, resulted in new labels being printed, giving a full declaration of the tablet in-gvedients.
A 371.Milk. (Formal)Slight deficiency of milk solids other than milk fat contrary to the Sale of Milk Regulations 1939.Warning. Dairy man warned. A repeat formal sample was taken and on analysis found to be satisfactory.

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