Australian Mutton Imports Stopped
USDA announced recently it Australia's inspection system
has imposed a ban on imports for mutton is deficient in that
of Australian mutton The ac- caicnss identification is not
tion, effective with mutton adequate for piopcr inspection,
slaughteicd aftei May 15, was disposition of questionable car
taken by USDA’s Consumer and casscs is not in accoidance with
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USDA officials said that the
deficiencies m the Australian
inspection system applied only
to sheep slaughtering plants
and that imports of Australian
mutton into the U S may be
lesumed when the deficiencies
aie collected
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U S meat imports subject to
the Meat Import Law totaled
112 million pounds during
March That’s down nearly 18
per cent fiom a year earlier
But, the January - March total,
at 337 2 million pounds, is still
nearly 48 pei cent higher than
the fust thiee months of 1969.
Meat inspection systems in
both Bulgaria and Romania
have been determined to be
equal to the inspection piogram
in the U S. USDA announced
As a result, the two countues
are now eligible to expoit meat
to the U S
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40% of Cows Producing over 880 Lb. Fat
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 30.1970--
Frozen Desserts With Vegetable
Fats Recently Became Legal
Frozen desseits, containing
vegetable fats, previously ban
ned by law, may be sold in
Pennsylvania on and after May
18, the State Agucultuie De
partment announced iccently
The frozen desseits include
Melloune and Paievine which
resemble ice cieam in appeal
ance, consistency and flavoi
They are products in which
vegetable fat icplaces milk fat
Another Dozen desseit pio
duct whose sale became legal
May 18 is Lo Mel, a mix which
is used by dnvc m eating places
which prepare a thick dunk ie
sembhng a milk shake
A bill permitting the sale of
non-dany fat fiozen desscits
similai to icc cieam was signed
into Pennsylvania law last sum
mei Actual sale of the pioducts
was held up until i ules and
icgulations weie adopted
Regulations adopieu by the
Depaitmenfs Bui can of Foods
and Chemistry place these ic
stnctions on selling and dispen
sing the lio'en desseits
Melloune can be sold only m
pi opei Iv labeled packages of
one half gallon It cannot be dis
pensed and seived fiom a soft
serve fieezei
Paievine, a non dan y pio
duct used mostly by Jewish
people, can be sold only in
factoiy filled piopeily labeled
one half gallon containeis It
may be seived foi consumption
on the piemises piovided a sign
or menu states that “Paievine
is Seived Heie ”
Lo-Mel may not be seived i«
a cone, dish nor be frozen hard.
The sale of Lo-Mel is lesuncted
to eating establishments
State Agriculture Secretaiy
Leland H Bull said the “same
high sanitation standaids” re
quired by the State Agriculture
Depaitment in the past foi ice
cream products will apply to
the fiozen dessert pioducts
FARM WOMEN
SOCIETIES
(Continued from Page 21)
The County ofiiceis weie also
piesent
Mis Wilbui Hellei conducted
a business meeting and heard a
ic view of the Spnng Rally at
Camp Hill It was also noted that
Mis Vngil Duppstadt, state pi es
ident. is giavely ill and enjoys
heaung fiom faim women
Mis Kenneth Smithson, Wil
low Stieet, piesented a piogiom
about people in the Bible, depict
ed by 7 inch dolls She diessed
the doLs based on all the find
ings concerning descnption fiom
Bible passages
The June meeting of Society 9
will be held at the home of Mis.
Elmei Hubei, Maiticville
Society 30
Mis Rosene Mai tin, Yoik, pie
nented a demonstiation of flower
'lumgements at a mothei and
daughtei tea held by Society of
Fcim Women 30 at the Haivest
line Restaiuant, Goidonville
RDI
Hostesses weie Mis Lester
\efl Mis Maivin High, Mrs.
Vinold King and Mis Veinon
Esch
A gilt was piesenled to Mis.
C aUon Zciset Ephiata RDI, the
Tiolhei attending the tea who
had the most daughtei s A med
,y was picscnted by Mis Titus
1 odei The ‘ New Life Singers,”
a ladies tuo, piesented the mus
ical poi lion of the pi ogi am
The next meeting will be held
June 15 at 7 30 p m in the home
of Mis Eugene Neff, Chustiana.
\ “come as you aie’ paity is
planned and also a plastics show
ing
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