[Report 1970] / Medical Officer of Health, Lowestoft Port Health Authority.

  • Lowestoft (England). Port Health Authority.
Date:
1970
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Credit: [Report 1970] / Medical Officer of Health, Lowestoft Port Health Authority. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    The quantities and values of fish landed during 1970 are as follows: Brill Catfish .. Cod Conger Eels Bab s Dogfish .. Gurnards Haddock .. .t Hake .. .. Halibut .. .. Lemon Soles .. Ling .. .. Mackerel (Trawl) Monkfish •. Plaice .. .. Pollock .. Roes .. Saithe .. .. Skates/Rays Soles Turbot Whiting .. .. Witches .. All others Cwts. Value ( is) 250 3,576 1946 7,3o2 81 948 452, 534 2 9 2560 12,615 15008 63,758 2121 5,248 32939 129,181 614 7,213 37 774 4638 79,282 787 1 ,828 23 150 536 3,638 380431 2,64O ,069 136 511 276 1 ,947 617 1 ,417 5316 27,063 3549 144,273 11702 253,565 1765 5,413 199 1 ,311 576 2,232 547976 --- --— 3.645.609 IMPORTED FOOD Regular importations of canned meat, canned cream, frozen meat and offal were received at the shinping company warehouse and were inspected prior to release for distribution to inland storage depots. INSPECTIONS 1,496 inspections of trawlers were made during the year in connection with the sanitary conditions aboard ship, water supply and the cleanliness of fish rooms. The attention of the owners was drawn to the following matters:- Unsatisfactory cleanliness of fish holds . 117 Galleys and cabins in need of cleansing and painting .. 8 Water tanks in need of cleansing .. 17 W.C. pans requiring renewal . 2 Dirty bedding .. *. . .. 18 Food lockers requiring cleansing and painting .. .. .. 35 as in previous years the owners gave instructions for these conditions to be remedied immediately after notification.