Condemned Foodstuffs

Oral Answers to Questions — Food Supplies – in the House of Commons am 12:00 am ar 22 Ionawr 1947.

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Photo of Mr Harry Randall Mr Harry Randall , Clitheroe 12:00, 22 Ionawr 1947

asked the Minister of Food if he is satisfied that human food becoming unsuitable for general consumption is despatched immediately to manufacturers for conversion into cattle food.

Photo of Mr Evelyn Strachey Mr Evelyn Strachey , Dundee

Yes, Sir. Condemned foodstuffs which have no possible use for human consumption are at once either allocated to manufacturers of animal feed-ingstuffs or sold direct to farmers for feeding to their stock.

Photo of Mr Peter Freeman Mr Peter Freeman , Newport (Monmouthshire/Gwent)

Can the Minister say whether it is the practice for food which is poisonous or in any other way deleterious to be given to animals? If it is used for food for animals, are they going to be suitable for human needs afterwards?