Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell.
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MEAT AND OTHER FOODS.
Registration of Food Premises.
At the end of the year the following premises in the Borough
were entered on the register in accordance with the provisions of
Section 187 of the Public Health (London) Act, 1936:—
Manufacture of Ice Cream ... ... ... ... ... 171*
Storage and Sale of Ice Cream ... ... ... ... 233*
Manufacture of Sausages ... ... ... ... ... 167
Preparation or Manufacture of Potted or Preserved Meat or
Fish ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 337
Fish Curers' Premises ... ... ... ... ... 52
Fried Fish Shop ... ... ... ... ... ... 87
* Ice cream was not prepared or sold at 119 of these premises.
Regular inspection of these premises were made by the Food
Inspector during the year, and it was found necessary to serve
146 notices in respect of unsatisfactory conditions existing at
certain of these premises.
Meat Regulations, 1924.
Under these regulations, no person may slaughter an animal
for sale for human consumption without first giving notice to the
Council of his intention to do so ; they are also designed to protect
meat from contamination in shops, on stalls and during transit.
All meat vendors are required to be registered by the Council
and at the end of the year the number on the register was 167.
Regular inspections were made, and there were no infringements of
the regulations which justified any legal action being taken.
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