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Camberwell 1925

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell.

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sample of cream, two of the former were found to contain a
preservative. Eight samples of cream sold as preserved cream
did not exceed the statutory amount of 0.4 per cent, of boric acid.

The details herewith are set out in the form prescribed by the Ministry of Health Memorandum of January, 1921:— (1) Milk and Cream not sold as Preserved Cream.

a Number of samples examined for the presence of a preservativeNumber in which preservative was reported to be present and percentage of preservative found in each sample.Action taken under the Regulations.
Milk—
Formal Samples678Nil.
Informal Samples38
716
Separated Milk62–
No. 424, 0.006 per cent. Boric AcidCaution, Public Health Committee
No. 462, 0.008 do.do. do.
Cream—
Formal Samples52–
Informal Sample1No. 425, 0.03 do.Caution, Public Health Committee Proceedings taken against Vendor for failing to attach declaratory label to receptacle in which Cream was sold. Fined 40s. and 42s. costs. This Vendor had been previously cautioned.
6No. 634, 0.22 do.

(2) Cream, Sold as Preserved Cream.

(III) Percentage of preservative found in each sample.Percentage stated on the Statutory Label.
Sample No. 1580.36 per cent. Boric Acid  Not exceeding 0.4 per cent. Boric Acid
Do. 2060.26Do.do.Do.do.
Do. 2230.37Do.do.Do.do.
Do. 2830.28Do.do.Do.do.
Do. 3650.34Do.do.Do.do.
Do. 5990.28Do.do.Do.do.
Do. 6410.19Do.do.Do.do.
Do. 8110.31Do.do.Do.do.