If an order for butter ix received from Shanghai or any other place in the world the exporter can only ship, to fil his orders, from the government stores and the supply is placed by the government in special cars straight on board the ship.
T saw thousands of tons of butter and cheese stacked in these huge government stores all in cold storage ready for shipment. The cases pass from these cold stores to insulated cars and directly into the chilled chambers of the ships.
T should say it was physically impossible for any ease of unsound butter in any circumstances toRet fon board an overseas ship. If butter arrives in any country in an unsound condition the damage must have arisen en route.
All batter is packed in bulk 56 pounds to a case. When the coriumer buys his pound of butter wrapped in marked greaseproof paper it has been locally re-packed. The butter he buys in the pound or half pound packets is from the
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