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Sutton and Cheam 1962

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

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(c) The period for which a dealer's licence will be granted has now been
extended from one year to five years.
All milk distributors in the Borough are licensed to use the special
designation in relation to the milk retailed.
Routine inspections of the milk pasteuriser's and distributors' premises
reveal that the provisions of the regulations are generally well observed.
Four licences were issued in 1962, authorising the use of Special
Designations and these will expire on the 31st December, 1965 along with
previous licences issued from 1961 onwards, (as mentioned in (c) above).

The total now issued being 51 as follows:-

19611962Total
Dealer's pre-packed
Tuberculin Tested, Pasteurised and Sterilised27-27
Tuberculin Tested, and Pasteurised1-1
Tuberculin Tested1-1
Pasteurised and Sterilised213
Pasteurised325
Sterilised11112
Dealer's Tuberculin Tested1-1
Dealer's Pasteurisr's1-1
Total47451

BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF MILK SAMPLES

One hundred and five samples of milk were examined as follows:-

Class of MilkNumber of samples examinedType of Test appliedResults
PassedFailedVoid
Pasteurised55Phosphatase55--
Methylene Blue50-5
Sterilised8Turbidity8--
Tuberculin Tested18Phosphatase18--
(Pasteurised)Methylene Blue17-1
Tuberculin Tested24Methylene Blue2022
(Farm Bottled)
TOTALS 1059528

To comply with the Milk (Special Designation) Regulations, 1960,
samples of ' Pasteurised' and 'Tuberculin Tested' Milk on arrival at the
testing laboratory shall at once be removed from the insulated container
and stored as follows:-
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