British Food Journal Volume 10 Issue 6 1908

Abstract

So far as the law is concerned, the Medical Officer of Health has only the slenderest connection with the execution of the Adulteration Acts. He is simply a person who may, in common with the Sanitary Inspector and the police constable, purchase samples under the Acts and submit them to the Public Analyst. Having done this, he is entitled to receive a certificate of analysis just like any other purchaser who may submit a sample under the provisions of the Acts, and there the matter ends.

Citation

(1908), "British Food Journal Volume 10 Issue 6 1908", British Food Journal, Vol. 10 No. 6, pp. 91-108. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb010960