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Bermondsey 1936

Report on the sanitary condition of the Borough of Bermondsey for the year 1936

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PUBLIC HEALTH (IMPORTED FOOD) REGULATIONS, 1925 & 1933.

ArticlesQuantity Unsound
Disposed of for Purposes other than Human FoodDestroyedRemoved for Sorting under S.A.Exported
QuantityWeightQuantityWeightQuantityWeightQuantityWeight
MEAT.tonscwtqrlbstonscwtqrlbstonscwtqrlbstonscwtqrlbs
Beef.
Dried––2 bags2–––––––––––
Corned––42 cases and 188 tins11414––––––––––
Tinned Veal418 tins12312135 cases and 36 tins210–19––––––––––
Casings–––––2 casks–6––––––––––––
Pork.
Bacon45 sides 13 gammons 1 ease 1 back55310–––––66 bales612–––––––
Tinned Brawn2 tins–––12–––––––––––––––
Tinned Hams25 cases and 407 tins331117 cases and 15 tins–2212–––––26 cases122–
Smoked HamsVarious–332412 hams–1–17––––––––––
Canned Pork–––––17 cases and 17 tins–11314––––––––––
Fresh Pork–––––1 carcase, 2 sides, 1 hindquarter–4223––––––––––
Fresh Tongues–––––6 tongues–––27––––––––––
Canned Tongues–––––260 tins–1315–––––—––––
Tongues in Brine–––––4 tongues–—–24–––––1 cask–12–