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City of London 1934

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Port of London]

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(c) All edible parts of an animal other than (i.) the head or other severed
parts of the carcase, (ii.) the intestines prepared in the form of sausage casings
and (iii.) meat which has before importation been made ready for human
consumption in the form of a sausage or other prepared or manufactured
article of food.
Argentine Republic. United States of America.
Australia. Uruguayan Republic.
Bechuanaland Protectorate. Union of South Africa.
Brazil. Iceland.
Canada. South West Africa.
Chili Republic. Southern Rhodesia.
New Zealand.
(2) In respect of Item (b) of the Second Schedule of the Amendment Regulations,
i.e., lard, dripping, edible tallow and all other rendered animal fats, except oleo oil,
oleo stearine and premier jus—
Australia. Switzerland.
Canada. United States of America.
Denmark. Argentine Republic.
Italy. Hong Kong.
New Zealand. Uruguayan Republic.
Netherlands. Brazilian Republic.
Sweden. Hungary.
In accordance with Article II. (4) of the above-mentioned Regulations, Notices
were served for the exportation of the following material
Description and Quantity of Meats and Fats. Where from. Number of Notice sserved.
13,908 casks, &c. New Zealand 225
1,355 „ Australia 25
249 ,, South America 7
370 ,, Other Countries 13
PUBLIC HEALTH (IMPORTED MILK) REGULATIONS, 1926.
No importation of milk requiring action under these Regulations was reported
during the year.
PUBLIC HEALTH (PRESERVATIVES, &c., IN FOOD) REGULATIONS,
1925 TO 1927.
For action under these Regulations, reference is directed to the list of foodstuffs
submitted for analysis.
FERTILISERS AND FEEDING STUFFS ACT, 1926.
During the year sixty-three samples were examined by the Authority's
Agricultural Analyst in accordance with the Fertilisers and Feeding Stuffs Act.
No samples were found to contravene the Regulations made under the Act.
In cases where there was no statutory statement with the consignment as it lay
on the quay in the Port of London, a copy of the Analyst's report was forwarded to
the Local Authority of the area in which the registered office of the importer was
situated, for comparison with the statutory statement when it became available.