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Bermondsey 1952

Report on the sanitary condition of the Borough of Bermondsey for the year 1952

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Article ExaminedNo. of SamplesPurpose of ExaminationResultAction
Curry Powder1For metallic contaminationSatisfactoryReleased
Egg Noodles1For presence of Arsenic„„
Gelatine, Sheet1For metallic contaminationSatisfactory with exception of Zinc, 152 p.p.m., which should not exceed 100 p.p.m.Released for technical purposes
Ham Sausage1For presence of preservativesSatisfactoryReleased
Lacto Albumen1To ascertain composition„„
Mayonnaise, German1For presence of preservativesBenzoic Acid 380 p.p.m.Re-exported
Mustard, German1„ „Benzoic Acid 300 p.p.m.„
Mustard, German1„ „Benzoic Acid 80 p.p.m.Re-labelled in accordance with Regulations
Onions, Dehydrated2For metallic contaminationSatisfactoryReleased
Pastry Fat1To ascertain composition„„
Peas, Garden1For presence of preservatives„„
Piping Jelly1To ascertain composition„„
Plums, French Canned3To ascertain condition and metallic contaminationTin 0.35 grs. per lb. Iron 2.74 grs. per lb.Released for reprocessing
Pork Luncheon Meat, German1To ascertain compositionSatisfactory but of poor qualityReleased
Prunes, Yugoslavian2For presence of siliceous matterSatisfactory„
Rapeseed Oil1To ascertain composition„„
Salad Cream, Dutch1For presence of preservatives„„