The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-15
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Minutes OF state dairy and food
bureau. held June IA. 1910. at Office
of said bureau. ]. S Carver presid,
Ing Minutes OF previous meeting
were read and approved.
Resolutions adopted by the assocla.
ton OF state and national food and
dairy departments. held at Denver.
1909 concerning conformity with the
national food and drug act of 1906
We're discussed. II was suggested by
Commissioner Hansen that before
the next natio.Sd1 convention. to be
held in New Orleans In the coming
fall. that this bureau meet Mt several
succeeding sessions in order to form
ulate resolutions. etc, to submit to
the national convention,
Bulletin No. 7. "Flavoring extracts
and soda fountain syrups and colorlng
matter in food products" was dis
cussed and ordered published.
Bulletin No s, Warning to house
holders and dealers to wash mill; bot
ties and cans" was also discussed
and ordered published, These bulle-
tins to be published In sufficient guam
titles that they can be largely and
consplcuously distributed
Unsanitary condition found in the
National Biscuit company was dis
cussed and II was ordered that no,
tice be sent this company. stating
that the clothing of the employees. up
against which dough is being han.
died and their method Of distributing
-four, which has been swept from the
floor, upon the top OF dough. was un-
healthful and unsanitary and that they
must discontinue this practice or be
prosecuted by law
1t was suggested by r A Williams
that special attention be given to
butcher shops. bakeries. cannerles.
etc, and notices be sent to the vari-
GUS canneries in the state that this
department proposes to stand by the
government rules and regulations as
10 the making of catsup, 1t was
moved and passed upon the following
notice be sent.
All catsup made from pieces and
trimmings must be labeled according
TO the F. |. D s Of the United States
government and that all scalders
must be so arranged that the waters
viii be continuously changed and the
practice of changing water but once
or twice a day viii not be tolerated
and Is strictly forbidden by Law. and
that those who persist In this will
be rigIdly prosecuted under the law.
Moved and seconded that the meet
ing he adjourned
Bulletin No 7. All regulations OF
this bulletin VIII be vigorously en-
forced on and after July /, 1910.
Section / FlavorinG extracts and
soda fountain syrups
Keeping for sale or Offering for
sale any imitation aayoring extract
without the same being plainly la
beled as an imitation is prohibited by
law
Soda fountain syrups favored with
imitation 0ayorinc extracts must be
plainly and correctly labeled IL the
containers Of such syrups are not dis"
played To the customer so that the
label is readily seen, conspicuous
signs must be attached to the foun-
tain where they can be readily seen
by the customer stating that aru-
fetal tiavorine, artificial coloring, OF
both. as the case may be, are used In |
these syrups,
Benzoate of soda IN quantities OF |
one-tenth Of / per cent may be USED
In fruit syrups or crushed fruits. pro-
vlded its presence and amount ls
plainly and correctly stated on the
label, or by conspicuous signs at
tached to the fountain, giving list
OF such fruit juices OF crushed fruits
containing the preserya,iVe'
Sec . ColorIng matter In food
products.
The use Of any dye. harmless or
otherwise. to color or stain food In
manner whereby damage or In
ferIority Is concealed is specifically
prohibited by law The use IN food
for any purpose of any mineral dye
or any ooal-tnr dye. except those coal
tar dyes hereinafter listed VIII, be
grounds for prosecution PENDING
further Investigations now unoer way
ond +ho on,a,ao,nant thereof the