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Camberwell 1935

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell.

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Food Poisoning—Table of Notified Cases.

No.Date notified.Food suspected.Remarks.
116/1/35Tinned SalmonIllness slight.
231/1/35Tinned PeachesDo.
315/3/35PorkDo.
427/3/35PorkDo.
525/5/35RabbitDo.
625/6/35Tinned SalmonDo.
720/7/35Fried FishDo.
823/7/35Tinned SalmonDo.
925/7/35Preserved MeatDo.
1015/8/35CocklesDo.
1125/8/35SausagesDo.
1227/8/35Vegetable MarrowDo.
1315/9/35SaveloysDo.
149/10/35Tinned SoupDo.
1521/10/35SaveloysDo.
1622/10/35Steak and Kidney Pie.Do.
1711/11/35Fried FishDo.

Unsound Food.
One seizure of unsound food was made during the year. On
a great many occasions the Food Inspector was called in by vendors
to examine articles of food and to accept surrender of such as were
unfit for food, for destruction at the Council's Depot.

The following foodstuffs were surrendered during 1935.

Nature of Food.Weight.Surrendered or Seized.Result of action taken.
T.c.q.l.
FISH—
Rock Salmon1122Surrendered.Destroyed at Council's Depot.
Plaice221Do.Do.
Cod27Do.Do.
Haddocks (smoked)16Do.Do.
Shrimps12Do.Do.
Kippers26Do.Do.
Winkles24Do.Do.
Skate121Do.Do.
Offal20Do.Do.
4127
FRUIT—
Pulp1420Do.Do.
Pears1730Do.Do.
Cherries230Do.Do.
r11500