BONED BEEF.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 71, 2 July 1910, Page 5

BONED BEEF.

QUARRELLING WITH THE MARKET. js} lelegruph—Press Association. Wellington, Last Night.

The repeated warnings given Dy ilie Department of Agriculture to shippers of boned beef to Great Uritam irom New Zealand, have failed to make everyone concerned realise the necessity for conforming with the letter of the regulations, made by the local government boards of England and Scotland respectively, to deal with boned beef and other imports of a like character. It is necessary that boned beef be cut and packed in a ipajticuiar planner, and, as a result oij the failuro to carry this out properly] news has now reached the Ddminion of the condemnations of several boxes' of New Zealand' boned beef in Glasgow, solely on account of its not fulfilling me Home requirements in the matter of pacKing. There is no suggestion that the meat is not perfectly sound ' f nd healthy in every way, and it is t)> be regretted that failure to properly, carry out the regulations should have had this ending. The responsibility For packing the meat as required by the, Home authorities lies entirely with *J(ie> exporter, the New (Zealand Cjfoveirnmenlt inspectors only ensuring freedom .from disease and I proper handling under/.sanitary cowli-j tious. , ■ . j