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Merton and Morden 1946

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Merton & Morden]

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Food and Drugs Act, 1938.The following table shows the number and nature of the samples submitted to the Public Analyst:—

Article.Total Samples.Genuine.Not Genuine.Action taken.
Arrowroot11--
Aspirin11--
Aspro11--
Bacon11--
Baking Powder22--
Basilicon Ointment11--
Beer11--
Black Pudding11--
Boracic Ointment11--
Brawn11--
Bread11--
Brisling11--
Brompton Syrup11--
Butter22--
Cake Mixture22--
Chocolate Drops11--
Coffee11--
Coffee and Chicory1-1Retailer's explanation accepted
Compound Syrup of Figs11--
Cremola11--
Curry Powder11--
Custard Powder11--
Epsom Salts11--
Evaporated Milk11--
Fish Paste44--
Flavour, Vanilla11--
Flour, Pea11--
Flour, Self Raising33--
Ginger Ale11--
Gravy Powder11--
Ground Ginger11--
Jam22--
Jardox11--
Jelly11--
Junket Powder11--
Lard11--
Lemonade11--
Lemonade Powder11--
Lemon Curd11--
Macaroni in Tomato Cheese
Sauce11--
Malt Vinegar2-2Dispensation from Ministry of Food
Malted Milk Tablets11--
Margarine33--
Marmite11--
Carried forward56633-