Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Barking]
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UNSOUND FOOD CONDEMNED AND DESTROYED— 1955
Bacon | 107 lbs. |
Beans, Tinned | 105 tins |
Beans and Pork, Tinned | 1 tin |
Cake | 4 lbs. |
Cheese | 272 lbs. |
Cream | 16 tins |
Figs | 1 pkt. |
Fish | 12 stone |
Fish, Tinned | 97 tins |
Flour | 13 lbs. |
Fruit, Tinned | 591 tins |
Ham | 1,140 lbs. |
Harricot Beans | 14 lbs. |
Jam and Marmalade | 31 lbs. |
Meat | 1,407 lbs. |
Meat, Tinned | 145 tins |
Milk | 342 tins |
Onions | 5½ bags |
Paste, Meat and Fish | 4 jars |
Peas, Tinned | 177 tins |
Pickles | 4 lbs. |
Rice | 1 lb. |
Soup, Tinned | 16 tins |
Spaghetti, Tinned | 9 tins |
Steak Pudding, Tinned | 4 tins |
Syrup | 2 tins |
Tomatoes, Tinned | 144 tins |
Vegetables, Tinned | 2 tins |
Whipped Cream Walnuts | 29 lbs. |
Section D— FACTORIES AND WORKPLACES
Routine inspection of factories within the Borough was regularly
carried out.
The visits made and the results are set out in Tables 7 and 8,
which have been prepared in accordance with Section 128 of the
Factories Act, 1937.
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