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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXX, Issue 12199, 10 March 1934, Page 7

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“Gutting off the nose to spite the ■face’’ is how Mr W_ Irons, chairman of (the Dairy Produce Board', in the course of a talk with Dannevirke dairymen, describes the practice of waxing cheese (report the’ Danne virke News”.) Waxing~'the cheese results in a reduction'in the loss, of w’eight through drying, to the extent of about li per cent., hut the result of waxing on th e . appearance of tne cheese when the wax is removed at Homo is very detrimental, he. said. It made the cheese soft and: slimy, and was greatly objected by the merch* ants, hut so long as-it was,.not utter-; ly prohibited some factories would persist in the practice owing to the small saving in weight.