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Croydon 1964

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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CHEMICAL EXAMINATIONS OF ICE CREAM
Seven samples were taken from local manufacturers and were
found to comply with the standard.
THE LIQUID EGG (PASTEURISATION) REGULATIONS, 1963
These Regulations provide that liquid egg shall be pasteurised
before use in food intended for human consumption. There
are no egg pasteurisation plants in Croydon and twelve samples
of liquid egg obtained from local bakeries and submitted to the
prescribed alpha-amylase test proved satisfactory.
FOOD AND DRUGS ACT, 1955
During the year, 192 samples of Milk and Cream, and 425
other samples were taken, of which number, 14 were found to be
"Not Genuine".

Summary of Samples

During 1964 samples were obtained and submitted to the Public Analyst as follows:-

Total SamplesGenuineNot GenuineProsecutionsConvictions
Apples33---
Apples11„„„
Angelica11„„„
Apple Juice11„„„
Artificial Colour11„„„
Arrowroot22„„„
Ascorbic Acid Tablets22„„„
Aspirin Tablets33„„„
Baby Food22„„„
Bacon22„„„
Baked Beans11„„„
Baking Powder22„„„
Batter Mixture11„„„
Beefburgers11„„„
Beer Bitter99„„„
Bicarb, soda11„„„
Biscuits33„„„
Black Currant Juice11„„„
Black Pudding22„„„
Black Treacle11„„„
Blancmange Powder22„„„
Boracic Ointment11„„„
Brandy22„„„
Brawn22„„„
Brisket of Beef11„„„
Bread Brown11„„„
Bread white11„„„
Bread Wholemeal Brown22„„„
Bread Milk2.„2„„
Bread Mix11„„„