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St Pancras 1956

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, Metropolitan Borough]

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Food hygiene is recognised in the food and catering industries as
sound commercial practice for it serves business interests and benefits
Public health.
The Regulations can only achieve success with the full support of
the trade, and your earnest co-operation is sought in order that they
may be brought into operation to the advantage of all.
If there is any point on which you are in doubt or would like
further advice, please communicate with my Department.
Yours faithfully,
DENNIS H. GEFFEN,
Medical Officer of Health
To all Food Traders and Food Handlers
In the Metropolitan Borough of Saint Pancras.
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