The British Food Journal Volume 56 Issue 11 1954

Abstract

By the time this issue of the British Food Journal reaches its readers, the Food and Drugs (Amendment) Bill is likely to have received Royal Assent. Since Parliament reassembled in mid‐October the House of Commons has been able to allot three days to the Committee stage of the Bill. The amendments made have not been of great importance. One amendment, moved on behalf of the Government, empowers the Minister to make regulations providing that food not of the proper composition may be treated as unfit for consumption and seized by Inspectors.

Citation

(1954), "The British Food Journal Volume 56 Issue 11 1954", British Food Journal, Vol. 56 No. 11, pp. 101-110. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb011513