IMPORTED EGG PULP.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17964, 14 December 1921, Page 12

IMPORTED EGG PULP.

must thank. Mr,. Jl Beaton. Barker, secretary: of: the% New Zealandl Association, for: his:regly toi my latter. Certainly/wev had', the; offer. t*r allow ffie. Board of: Trade to fix prices, but after.'HhfrHreatment.raeted'.oufcto-us in the" past by th' e board, w e had", lost faitb> jfethafe- body's iudgmeni; and ; pre* fened' to' pin. omf faith to• the claiia?Mat we> should! secure, total', prohibition of ; tha. Asiatic: egg I stated" this-- reason' of: our refusal, to master-- baker t% othisr ■ day, ani that 1 the- bakers had fbuntf;' ther (Boards of- Trader very Quite-" so; That" was the whole-sum: and 1 siibstaiice- of opposition' to- boartii i fixing prices. We had lost- faith' in: its judgment as. regaraV tht- needs of our industry. As regards cheaper wheat foods;-, again: bak'ers:- prefer:.%; seel foreign foods- come- in- in- opposition to what is grown in our own Dominion. If j "prohibition of:fcTßign for.-. itNas good- eangbfot New.' Zealand, and will increase" tfer prodhction of eggs tere. a- price; which * we are not getting to-day,, owing to the large importation «- ; Asiatic egfrr in different :forms and : dearwheafc Sir. BarKer?^ 1 statement that we" are: organised;, or thai?., we -pulp eggs to increased the, local p.rioo: is csite correct: Wearer out for: payable, pricls, and no one can - say we. have, ceiyed too high, a price for our. products> at: any time during, the history; of.'tie,war and'siEce. _ Ag regards the:quality of our egg pulp;.it' has; proved: satisfactory to the bakers using same when.purchased from' our local" egg? societies except 7 the matter of prioe; and that ia : where Bakers and;poultrykeeperß will, not agree: as long as-tMpAsiatic-egSEin-aiiylDrm: are- allowed in tec compete-, withithe; New' ZKdandt pro- '-' . Si Hi. Sobij!.. N.Z. Poultry Association, i