Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
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.
Articles Examined | No. of samples | Examination | Result | Action |
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Almonds, Shelled | 1 | For presence of lead | Negative | Released |
Apple Pectin | 1 | For preservative | Sulphur Dioxide, 580 parts per million | No action |
Apples, canned | 1 | For presence of metals | Tin .24 grains per lb. | No action |
Asparagus | 1 | Bacteriological | Satisfactory | Released |
Bacon Rind | 2 | To ascertain cause of stain | Green colour due to to copper | Bacon trimmed |
Brine | 1 | To ascertain whether contaminated by river water | Not contaminated | Released |
Brine | 1 | Chemical | Unsatisfactory | Destroyed |
Brine | 1 | Bacteriological | Unsatisfactory | Importer warned and Dutch authorities notified |
Brine | 1 | Bacteriological | Unsatisfactory | Destroyed |
Brisling | 1 | For presence of metals | Tin 2 grains per lb. | Destroyed |
Butter | 1 | To ascertain composition | Genuine butter | Released |
Butter, French | 13 | For presence of Boric Acid | Negative | Released |
Cauliflower in Brine | 3 | To ascertain whether contaminated by river water | Not contaminated | Released |
Crab, Korean | 1 | For presence of metals | No metallic contamination | No action |
Cherries, drained | 1 | For presence of copper | Copper 18 parts per million | No action |