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Chingford 1962

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Chingford]

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40.
INSPECTION OF FOOD PREMISES.
The Food Hygiene (General) Regulations 1960.

The regular inspection of the following food premises in the Borough was continued and action taken where necessary to ensure compliance with the standards of hygiene required by the Regulations,

Nature of business.No. of premises.
Private catering establishments66
School canteens10
Factory canteens6
Dairies3
Milk shops10
Ice cream vendors88
Fish shops12
Butchers28
Grocers42
Greengrocers22
Confectioners40
Bakers and Confectioners12
Public houses and licensed premises32

The following informal notices were served in respect of contraventions of the regulations in food premises:

Regulation (5) Food business being carried on at insanitary premises16
" (6) Dirtiness of equipment24
" (8) Failing to protect food from risk of contamination5
" (9) Lack of personal cleanliness1
" (14) Dirty and defective sanitary conveniences14
" (l6) Absence of wash hand basins, hot water supply etc.16
" (17) Absence of first aid materials7
" (18) Absence of accommodation for clothing5
" (19) Unsatisfactory facilities for washing food and equipment9
" (23) Lack of cleanliness and disrepair of food rooms40
" (24) Accumulation of refuse10
TOTAL147