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Poplar 1930

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Poplar, Metropolitan Borough]

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71
STATISTICAL REPORTS OF FOOD INSPECTORS.
MR. C. A. GRABHAM.

In submitting the following Mr. Grabham reported he had been engaged on Smallpox work also during the first three months of the year. (Inspections for 1929 in italics).

Premises.Inspections.Intimations.Notices.Final Notices.Prosecution*.
19301929
Bakehouses1421438851—
Slaughterhouses9118———
Cowhouses14————
Milkshops911042———
Eating-houses11912424——
Stalls877512————
Other places where food is sold or prepared4481839———
Ice cream premises1682294———
Wharves where food is prepared or stored, etc68————
Fried Pish Vendors,
etc3072902139——

185 Market Inspections:—Morning, 79; Evening, 185.
Slaughterhouses: 367 visits.
Number of Carcases inspected: 2203
(а) Satisfactory 2195
(b) Unsatisfactory 8
(c) Condemned and destroyed or otherwise disposed
of (included in (6) above) 1 and parts of 7

Number of Samples procured:—Formal.Informal.Total
(a) Under Sale of Food and Drugs Acts:
(i) Number genuine29261353
(ii) Number adulterated20929
(iii) Number poor quality, etc. (included in (i) genuine above)14—14
(6) Under Special Orders and Regulations:
(i) Number satisfactory27—27
(ii) Number unsatisfactory3—3
Action taken in respect of unsatisfactory samples:—
(i) Summonses applied for5—5
(ii) Letters of caution sent to vendors11—11
(iii) Reported to Ministry of Agriculture, etc———
Public Health (Foreign Meat) Regulations—Certificates—
issued by M.O.H150 (116 visits to factories).