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Hammersmith 1923

Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health of the Borough of Hammersmith for the year 1923

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The Schedule.
Rules with Respect to the Labelling of Dried Milk.
1. (1) Every tin or other receptacle containing dried milk (other than
dried milk to which sugar or some other substance has been added) shall
bear a label upon which is printed such one of the following declarations
as may be applicable or such other declaration substantially to the like
effect as may be allowed by the Minister :—
(i) In the case of full cream milk, that is to say, dried milk containing
not less than 26 per cent. of milk fat:—
DRIED FULL CREAM MILK.
THIS TIN CONTAINS THE EQUIVALENT OF
(a) PINTS OF MILK.
(ii) In the case of partly skimmed milk, that is to say, dried milk
containing not less than 8 per cent. but less than 26 per cent.
of milk fat:—
DRIED PARTLY-SKIMMED MILK.
[(b) CREAM].
SHOULD NOT BE USED FOR BABIES
EXCEPT UNDER MEDICAL ADVICE.
THIS TIN CONTAINS THE EQUIVALENT OF
(a) PINTS OF (b) CREAM MILK.
(iii) In the case of skimmed milk, that is to say, dried milk containing
less than 8 per cent. of milk fat:—
DRIED MACHINE - SKIMMED MILK
[or DRIED SKIMMED MILK].
UNFIT FOR BABIES.
THIS TIN CONTAINS THE EQUIVALENT OF
(a) PINTS OF SKIMMED MILK.