London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Enfield 1957

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Enfield]

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Ice-Cream

As will be seen from the tabulated statement above, 107 inspections of ice-cream premises were made during the year. During these visits 38 samples of ice-cream were taken and the reports on these samples are summarised as follows:—

GradeNo. of Samples
I26
II2
III3
IV1
Examined for Pathogenic Organisms, but not gradedNil
Test void6
Total38

Examination of Foods
Number of inspections made of retail shops, stalls
and food-preparing premises, etc 4,037

Number and weight of articles, etc., of foodstuffs condemned as unfit for food:—

ArticlesFoodstuffsWeight—lbs.
892Fruits1,160
822Vegetables950
31Sauces and Pickles5
118Fish447
267Meats1,478
1,654Meat(Fresh)10,688
51Meat and Fish Pastes6
49Soups43
24Cordials, etc.608
5Cereals18
5Baby Foods1
13Macaroni and Spaghetti9
26Jams44
1Fats76
1Cheese8
238Cream and Milk249
2Puddings20
4,199=7 tons 1 cwts. 0 qtrs. 18 lbs.15,810