BUTTER AND CHEESE
FACTORY MANAGERS CONFER. Melbourne, May 15. An inter-State conference is being held of Australian and New Zealand butter and cheese factory managers, 200 delegates attending. Mr Paterson, Minister of Markets, said that investigation concerning the deterioration of Australian butter on its arrival at London had shown that factors other than the prohibition of boric acid as a preservative were responsible, but further experiments were proceeding. The Federal Ministry was considering a proposal to establish a dairy research institute under the leadership of a bacteriologist. The Victorian Dairy Superintendent said that Victoria was tightening up the Dairy Act with a view to ensuring the very best cream as factories were unable to manufacture first quality butter from contaminated cream.—Press Association.
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Southland Times, Issue 20489, 17 May 1928, Page 2
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