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Hornchurch 1938

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hornchurch]

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35
Milk Sampling.

An excerpt from the report on each sample is given below.

Grade of Milk.Number of Bacteria.Presence of B. Coli.Remarks.
1. Pasteurisec12,000Satisfactory
2. Accredited
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11. Ungraded230,000Present in 0.001 c.c.Unsatisfactory
12. „85,000Present in 0.01 c.c.
13. „84,000Present in 0.01 c.c.
14. „120,000Present in 0.001 c.c.
15. „8,500Absent in 0.01 c.c.Satisfactory
16. „11,000Absent in 0.01 c.c.
17. „18,000Present in 0.01 c.c.Unsatisfactory
18. „500,000Present in 0.001 c.c.
19. „150,000Absent in 0.01 c.c.Satisfactory
20. „260,000Present in 0.001 c.c.Unsatisfactory
21. „24,000Absent in 0.01 c.c.Satisfactory
22. „84,000Present in 0.01 c.c.Unsatisfactory
23. „120,000Present in 0.01 c.c.
24. „62,000Absent in 0.01 c.c.Satisfactory
25. „7,000Absent in 0.01 c.c.
26. „3,700Absent in 0.01 c.c.
27. „4,600Absent in 0.01 c.c.
28. „21,000Absent in 0.01 c.c.

When an unsatisfactory report is received the retailer is
cautioned and investigations are made with a view to obtaining
better results.
Milk and Dairies (Consolidation) Act, 1915.
The County Medical Officer has supplied the following information
about samples of milk which he has taken for examination
during the year:—