[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley] page 108

Bromley 1969

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]

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Nature of Unsatisfactory Sample		Remarks
	Serial No. 2682
(a)	Lamb Tongues Composition: Meat 80%. This article would have been better described as Tongues in Jelly.	Correspondence with Manufacturer. Agreed to re-label "Lambs Tongues in Jelly".
	Serial No. 2715
(b)	Pork Sausages Composition: Meat 63% as opposed to the acceptable minimum of 65%.	Correspondence with Manufacturer. Repeat sample satisfactory.
	Serial No. 2569
(b)	Pork Sausagemeat Composition: Contained 160 p.p.m. sulphite. Preservative had not been declared.	Preservative notice displayed. No further action.
	Serial No. 2727
(a)	Pork Pie Composition: Dark particles lying between the meat and pastry consisted of charred dough.	Matter drawn to attention of Manufacturer.
	Serial No. 2742
(c)	Plaice Fillets Composition: Ammonia 100 p.p.m. The presence of ammonia rendered the fish unfit for consumption.	Result of refrigerator breakdown at wholesalers. All stocks withdrawn from sale.
	Serial No. 2743
(c)	Plaice Fillets Composition: Ammonia 1100 p.p.m. The presence of ammonia rendered the fish unfit for consumption.	Result of refrigerator breakdown at wholesalers. All stocks with drawn from sale.
	Serial No. 2617
(d)	Milk Bottle Composition: The bottle contained growths of green algae.	Warning letter to Bottlers, after investigation.
	Serial No. 2632
(d)	Milk Bottle Composition: There were two small masses of cement mixture (2 mm. in diam.) adhering to the inner surface of the bottle and a third such mass, about 1 mm. in diam., was free in the milk.	Warning letter to Bottlers, after investigation.
	Serial No. 2618
(e)	Butter Composition: Contained part of a knot from a piece of wo0d.	Warning letter to packers, after investigation.