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City of London 1938

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

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Nuts :—

Tons.cwts.qrs.lbs.
Almonds—804 cases121100
Groundnuts—8 bags—1300
Cocoanuts (desiccated)—1 case—1112
Walnuts, shelled—178 cases49017
Chestnuts—16 bags1100
Various—Quantity—1738
Total weight191319
Provisions:—
Tons.cwts.qrs.lbs.
Sugar sweepings—994 bags1028026
Butter—1 case—1014
Margarine—5 cases-6011
Cheese—620 packages1510021
Coffee—7 bags—1400
Cocoa—5 casks—530
Chicory—1 bag—100
Marmalade—4 cases—1113
Biscuits—3 cases, 1 carton, 5 tins—1110
Sugar—27,915 bags3,923216
Tea—3 cases—9014
Milk, Evaporated—714 tins—6225
Cream—15 cartons-130
Milk, Condensed—87 cases, 41 tins2020
Cream, Condensed—190 cases3000
Eggs—4 cases3024
Total weight4,04812224
Grain, Flour, &c.:—
Tons.cwts.qrs.lbs.
Wheat3071537
Barley93632
Flour—110
Oats37124
Rice185023
Maize186218
Cereals610224
Total weight44713314
Prepared Foods:—
Tons.cwts.qrs.lbs.
Macaroni—58 packages, etc.113110
Various—49 packages—1914
Total weight212214
Sundries:—
Tons.cwts.qrs.lbs.
Soya beans—quantity1634
Mustard—2 casks—318
Vinegar—24 bottles——20
Various—527 packages, etc.207217
Total weight211811

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,
1925-1927.
For action under these Regulations, reference is directed to the list of foodstuffs
submitted for analysis.
SHELLFISH.
Shellfish taken from the North side of the Estuary of the Thames between
Shoeburyness and Holehaven are subject to an Order under the Public Health (Shell
fish) Regulations, 1934, made by the Port of London Health Authority on the 11th April