London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Lambeth 1960

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

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PreparedTonsCwts.Qrs.Lbs.
Soup Mix1215--
Fish, Frozen22214
Bacon13-7
Sausages5210
Sugar2-14
Salad Dressing12
Rusks1--
Cheese215½
Suet2-
Sauce117¼
Bread Improver116
Dried Egg18
Lard1-
Meat Pies20
Pickled Cabbage12
Pickled Cucumber123/4
Dried Fruit
Pickles43/4
Miscellaneous114
1641153/4
Total Weight4916-33/4

In addition, sixteen sacks of yams were seized and taken before magistrates
who issued an order for condemnation and disposal.
The method of disposal of food surrendered or condemned as unsound.
Animal products where possible were sent to firms specialising in the
manufacture of glue and similar commodities.
Vegetable waste which was suitable was diverted to approved sources
for utilisation as pig food.
On the 1st November, 1960, the Meat (Staining and Sterilisation) Regulations
1960 came into force. Undertakings from processors and carriers of unfit meat
and meat products to which the Regulations apply have been obtained that such
meat collected or received by them will be sterilised as is laid down in
Regulation 2. In appropriate cases information as to the adequacy of the
Process has been obtained from the Medical Officer of Health of the district
in which the plant is situated.