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 Fulham Borough]
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Sample No: | Article | Result of Analysis | Action taken |
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389 | Semolina | 53.8% passed 40 mesh. Too fine. | No action. |
390 | Prunes | Slight creosote smoky flavour. Inferior. | No action. |
395 | White Pepper | Inferior. Contained outer husk and perhaps some Nigerian pepper. | Taken up with packers. |
398 | Prunes (stewed) | Smoky flavour. | Taken at L.C.C. Kitchen and referred to that Authority. |
399 | do. | do. | do. |
400 | Tea Tablets | Ingredients not declared in correct order and colouring matter ignored. Essential effect is to darken tea infusion and not to strengthen tea. Labelling of Food Order, 1950. | Referred to Ministry of Food. |
464 | Tapioca Flakes | Uneven in size, containing lumps and powder. Could not bo cooked properly. | See report on No. 497. |
483 | Prunes | Possessed a smoky flavour | Already reported to Ministry of Food. |
497 | Tapioca Flakes | Uneven in size, containing lumps and powder. Could not be cooked properly. | Matter brought to notice of packers. |
545 | Semolina | 90% passed 40 mesh sieve | do. |
563 | Shredded coconut in syrup. | Contained only 17.5% sugar. Should not be described as coconut in syrup. | Foreign produce. No action. |