HC Deb 16 May 1938 vol 336 cc51-2W
Sir R. Glyn

asked the Minister of Health whether there is any regulation by which control and inspection of food offered for sale in a room of a dwelling-house can be carried out in the same way as perishable foodstuffs are supervised in shops?

Sir K. Wood:

Food offered for sale in a room of a dwelling-house is subject to the same public health control as that sold in shops. It may be inspected and condemned if unsound or unwholesome, and it may be sampled for analysis.