CAMP CANTEENS

Camp News, Volume 3, Issue 150, 27 November 1942, Page 4

CAMP CANTEENS

Aerated Waters And Cordials Manufacturers of aerated waters have been affected by conditions and restrictions imposed on them by Government regulations, and which have necessarily lessened the output. The Canteen Board has advised the manufacturers that the ood Controller has agreed to replace the difference between 37| per cent, of the sugar used in the manufacture of aerated waters and cordials supplied for sale in defence establishments in 1941 and the total quantity used for such purposes in 1942, provided the following conditions are observed :— “Not more than six lOoz. bottles of aerated waters a head of ration strength in each camp to be ordered in any calendar month. "No duplication of service for either aerated waters or cordials will be permitted in any camp. “Where a defence services canteen is

Operated in any camp by the Canteen Board, it shall be the sole selling agent of aerated waters, but not cordials. In such camps religious institutes . will be permitted to sell cordials but not aerated waters. “Where a defence services canteen is not operated in any camp by the Canteen Board, and the unit provides its own canteen service, it shall be the sole selling agent of aerated waters but not cordials. In such camps religious institutes will be permitted to sell cordials, but not aerated waters. "Where neither a defence servics canteen nor a unit canteen is operated in any camp the religious institutes shall be the sole selling agents of both aerated waters and cordials. Service clubs do not come under this arrangement.”