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Bromley 1952

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]

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46
SECTION E.
INSPECTION AND SUPERVISION OF FOODS.
This service continues to receive the special attention of the
Department, and is one of its main functions. The co-operation
of the shopkeepers, restaurant owners, etc., and the personnel
engaged in the preparation and handling of food has been all that
could be desired.
No formal action was taken by the Council, during the year
1952, under the Bye-laws adopted under Section 15 of the Food
and Drugs Act, 1938.

FOOD AND DRUGS ACT, 1938—FOOD SAMPLING.

ArticleSamples taken.Result.Remarks
Formal.Informal.Genuine.Adulterated.
Almond Paste-11-
Aspirin—211See (a)
Baby Moussec—11—
Baking Powder—11—
Blanc Mange Powder—11—
Breakfast Sausage—11—
Butter—22-
Castor Oil—11—
Cheese Spread—22—
Children's Tonic—11—
Christmas Pudding—22—
Coffee—22—
Coffee Extract—11—
Condiment (Non-brewed)—11—
Cooking Fat—11—
Creamed Rice—11—
Culinary Synthetic Essence—11—
Cut Mixed Peel—11—
Diabetic Apricot Jam—11—
Egg Vermicelli—11—
Fish Cakes—11—
Fish Paste—22—
Flour (National Wheat)—11—
Flour (Self Raising)—11—
Fondant—11—
Fruit Cake—11—
Fruitarian Cake (Date & Ginger)-11-
Frying Oil—11—
Garden Fresh Mint—11—
Ginger Ale—22—
Glycerine—11—
Ground Almonds—11—
Horseradish Sauce—11—
Ice Cream (Loose)—88—
Ice Cream (Pre-Packed)—2222—
Ice Cream (Choc. Pre-Packed)—11—