Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Sutton and Cheam]
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The following details classify the type of irregularity or infringement reported by the Public Analyst and the action taken in relation to the nine unsatisfactory samples:–
Sample No. | Article Sampled | Type of Infringement | Action Taken |
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3281 (Informal) | Baked Beans with Hamburgers and Tomato Sauce | Matter amicably settled by manufacturers acting on advice to change the labels and specify ingredients in the term "seasoning" | |
3326 (Informal) | Dill Dressing | After consultation the importers arranged with the American producers to have new labels printed which complied with the Order. | |
3343 (Informal) | Seasoned Salt | Sample contained a small proportion of an antioxidant (B.H.T.). This substance is not permitted in this article. | The American manufacturers arranged to produce this article for export to this Country without antioxidants |
3346 (Informal) | Hamburger Relish | The Canadian expor'ers gave an assurance that future shipments to the United Kingdom would be correctly labelled. | |
3347 (Informal) | Sweet Relish | An assurance was given by the Canadian exporters that all future shipments to the United Kingdom would be . labelled using specific and not generic terms. | |
3357 (Informal) | Cherry Pie Filling | Matter amicably settled by the Canadian manufacturers having new labels printed which complied with the Order. |