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Finsbury 1957

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Finsbury Borough]

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Summary

No. of dairies on register at end of 19579
No. of distributors on register at end of 1957128
No. of transfers approved during 19575
No. of new applications approved during 19573
No. of premises removed from register during 1957

Designated Milk Licences issued

DealersSupplementary
Tuberculin6029
Pasteurised7629
Sterilised7932

Quality of Milk

No. of samples submitted to Public Analyst88
No of samples reported as adulterated1
Average fat content of milk samples3 68%
Average non fatty solids content8 76%
No. of samples submitted for bacteriological examination77
No reported as fully satisfactory77

Ice Cream
Since the coming into force of the Ice Cream (Heat Treatment
etc ) Regulations 1947 52 the number of premises where ice cream is
manufactured has been considerably reduced Although 22 premises are
still registered for the purpose the number where any manufacturing
actually took place during the year was 2 At one of these the pro
duct is subjected only to the freezing process following delivery after
pasteurisation from a factory outside the district At the main
plant in the borough the ice cream is subjected to pasteurisation at
a temperature of 150°P for 30 minutes The standard of ice cream
from a chemical and bacteriological standpoint has generally been
satisfactory.
The number of visits to ice cream premises by the Public Health
(Pood) Inspectors during 1957 was 134

Summary Premises

No. of premises registered for manufacture22
No. of premises registered for storage and sale121
No. of premises registered for storage only2
No of new registrations during 19573