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Ruislip-Northwood 1961

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Ruislip]

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MEAT AND OTHER FOODS
There are no slaughterhouses or wholesale meat depots in this District.
The following items of foodstuffs, amounting to 4 tons 3 cwts. 3 qrs. were examined
in food warehouses, wholesale depots and retail shops as a result of complaints from the Managers,
shopkeepers or the public, and were condemned:-
225¼ lbs. Meat
1, 663 lbs. Tinned Meat
3 lbs. Offal
16½ lbs. Poultry
1¾ lbs. Sausages (Tinned)
3¾ lbs. Tinned Chicken
215 lbs. Bacon
3, 806 ¼ lbs. Tinned fruit
135¾ lbs. Tinned fruit juice
418¾ lbs. Tinned Soup
59¼ lbs. Tinned Vegetable Juice
1,910¼ lbs. Tinned Vegetables
6¾ lbs. Tinned Vegetable Salads
364 lbs. Tinned Fish
16½ lbs. Tinned Cream
290½ lbs. Tinned Milk
5 lbs. Cheese
118¼ lbs. Jam and Marmalade
13¾ lbs. Tinned Meat Pudding
27¼ lbs. Tinned Milk Pudding
17¾ lbs. Tinned Pease Pudding
21 lbs. Lemon Pie Filling
43¾ lbs. Tinned Baby Foods
1¾ lbs. Pickles
15¾ lbs. Meat Pies
FOOD AND DRUGS ACT, 1955

The following details of samples taken by the County Sampling Officers under the above Act within the Ruislip-Northwood Urban District Council during the period 1.4. 60 to 31. 3. 61 have been kindly furnished by Mr. A. O'Keefe, Chief Officer, Public Control Department, Middlesex County Council.

ARTICLETOTAL SAMPLES PROCUREDUNSATISFACTORY
Milk (various)901
Butter20_
Cream10_
Cheese5-
Drugs17-
Fish and Fish Products4-
Fruit (fresh)3-