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Merton and Morden 1949

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Merton & Morden]

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Food and Drugs Act, 1938. The following table shows the number and nature of the samples submitted to the Public

Analyst: —

ArticleTotal SamplesGenuineNot GenuineAction Taken
Almond Oil11——
Aspirin Tablets11——
Baking Powder11——
Bicarbonate of Soda11——
Black Pudding2——
Boracic Ointment11——
Brawn11——
Brown Bread11——
Bun Flour11——
Butter11——
Camphorated Oil11——
Chocolate Cup11——
Cocoa11——
Coffee and Chicory Essence11——
Condensed Milk11——
Cough Mixture11——
Curry Powder2——
Epsom Salts11——
Essence of Rennett11——
Eucalyptus Oil11——
Faggots11——
Flour Mixtures2——
Fish Paste8——
Flavourings33——
Friars Balsam11——
Fruit Malt Syrup11——
Fruit Sauce11——
Gelatine312Stocks withdrawn from sale
Gravy Powder11——
Ground Coffee2——
Ground Ginger11——
Ground Nutmeg44——
Ground White Pepper11——
Haslet11——
Iodised Throat Tabletst1——
Jam22——
Kruschen Salts1—1Manufacturer s explanation accepted
Liquid Paraffin22——
Liver Sausage22——
Margarine11——
Marmalade11——
Meat Paste11——
Meat Soup2——Manufacturer's explanation accepted
Milk30291Formal samples taken and found to be genuine