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Sutton and Cheam 1953

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Sutton and Cheam]

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UNSOUND FOOD

The following diseased and/or unsound meat and other foods have been surrendered and destroyed of, where suitable, utilised for pig food.

Type of FoodlbsTins ,Bottles or Jars,Number or Packets
Apples45---
Baby Foods--43-
Beef (Home Killed)599½---
Beef/Mutton (Imported)577---
Cereals-12-88
Cheese/Butter--112
Coffee-811-
Confectionery/Biscuits5-265
Culinary Mixtures-132--
Dates---6
Eggs---132
Fish (Tinned)-211--
Fish (Wet and Dry)490---
Fruit Juices/Puree-313--
Fruit/Vegetables462961285
Ham76½9--
Ice Cream/Powder-1-1392
Jam/Marmalade/Syrup/Honey-14130-
Lemonade Powder/Crystals-82--
Meat (Offal)958--
Meat/Fish Pastes/Creams-294-
Meat (Tinned)-114--
Milk/Cream (Tinned)-117--
Mincemeat-715-
Mint Jelly/Relish/Bovril--34-
Mustard/Salt--31
Mutton (Home Killed)113½---
Nuts (Mixed)---39
Peas/Beans-238--
Pies---47
Pork (English)30¾---
Puddings-83--
Rabbits-2--
Sausages150½12-38
Semolina/Sago/Tapioca/Barley23½551431
Soups/Pickles/Sauces-343448
Swiss Rolls/Cakes/Sponges264-557
Totals2693½25782172661

SLAUGHTERING
No animals were slaughtered during the year In the one
licenced slaughterhouse In the district.
SLAUGHTER OF ANIMALS ACT, 1933
One licence to act as slaughterman was granted In 1953.
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