§ Mr. Lewisasked the Minister of Food if he will publish in HANSARD a table showing for each four-weekly ration period since October, 1951, the amount by which deliveries of margarine to wholesalers fell short of, or exceeded, the estimated entitlement; the retail value of such margarine; and the number of domestic rations which it represents.
§ Major Lloyd GeorgeThe following table shows for each four-weekly ration period since October, 1951, the amount by which deliveries of domestic margarine to wholesalers fell short or exceeded the estimated entitlement; the retail value of such margarine and the number of rations which it represents.
and the number of domestic rations which it represents.
§ Major Lloyd GeorgeThe following table shows for each four-weekly ration period since October, 1951, the amount by which deliverles of domestic cooking fats (including lard) to wholesalers fell 125W short or exceeded the estimated entitlement the retail value of such cooking
Four weeks ended Deficiency or excess of deliveries over entitlement Approximate Retail Value Approximate number of rations per week Tons Tons £'000 '000 3rd November, 1951 … 640 — 100 2,865 1st December, 1951 … — 70 10 330 29th December, 1951 … 460 — 70 2,045 26th January, 1952 … 700 — 100 3,135 23rd February, 1952 … 490 — 70 2,180 22nd March, 1952 … 130 — 20 600 19th April, 1952 … 980 — 150 4,410 17th May, 1952 … 330 — 50 1,480 14th June, 1952 … 860 — 130 3,830 12th July, 1952 … 1,270 — 190 5,695 9th August, 1952 … 1,360 — 200 6,115 6th September, 1952 … 1,510 — 230 6,785 4th October, 1952 … — 800 120 3,575 1st November, 1952 … 2,980 — 500 13,330 29th November, 1952 … 780 — 130 3,480 27th December, 1952 (estimated) … 1,180 — 200 5,270