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Greenwich 1969

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

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No formal action was necessary in respect of contraventions of
the Food Hygiene (Markets, Stalls and Delivery Vehicles) Regulations,
1966, and (Amendent) Regulations, 1966.
Premises used for the purpose of storing articles of food intended
for sale by street traders were kept under regular supervision by
the Food Inspectors.
Supervision of Premises Including Factories where Food is prepared
To these establishments, the Public Health Inspectors made
4,401 visits, as a result of which 478 improvements were effected.

The following table is a statistical record of the major portion of the duties performed and inspections undertaken during the year:

Premises Inspected or Visits MadeNo. of VisitsNo. of Premises at which Improvements were effectedNo. of Improvements effected
Caterers, Restaurants, etc52229165
Grocers, Greengrocers26227166
Butchers' Shops1251449
Dairies and Milk Distributors67737
Wharves and Factories780
Bakehouses and Bakers' Shops10212
Ice Cream Premises, Confectioners, etc.112419
Fried Fish Shops112830
Other Non-Registered Food Premises199
Cooked Meats and Preserved Foods437**
Visits Re. Infestations167
„ „ Markets316
„ „ Food Poisoning1
Sampling Visits843
Fair Visits28
School Visits40
Interviews285
Complaints Investigated95
Totals4,40191478

* Included under Grocers' and Butchers' Shops.
Food Hygiene (General) Regulations, 1960
In compliance with Regulations 16 and 19, which deal with the
provision of wash-hand basins and the provision of facilities for
washing food and equipment respectively, the following table gives
details of the fitments introduced into food premises as grouped in
trade categories:—