ilk--Pasteurized._ Selected milk (pasteurized)
is milk produced at farms holding permits therefor from the Board of
Health, and produced and handled in accordance with the following
requirements, rules and regulations:
1. The farms at which the milk is produced must obtain at least 60
points in an official score of the Department of Health. Of these 60
points, a minimum of 20 points shall be required for equipment and a
minimum of 40 points for method.
2. All milk of this grade shall be pasteurized, and said
pasteurization shall be carried on under a special permit issued
therefor by the Board of Health, in addition to the permit for
"Selected Milk (Pasteurized.)"
3. The milk shall not contain more than an average of 50,000
bacteria per c. c. when delivered to the consumer, or at any time
after pasteurization and prior to such delivery.
4. Unless otherwise specified in the permit, the milk shall be
delivered to the consumer only in bottles.
5. All containers in which pasteurized milk is delivered to the
consumer shall be plainly labeled "Pasteurized." Labels must also
bear the date and hour when pasteurization was completed, the place
where pasteurization was performed, and the name of the person, firm
or corporation performing the pasteurization.
6. The milk must be delivered to the consumers within 30 hours after
the completion of the process of pasteurization.
7. No milk shall be pasteurized more than once.
8. No milk containing in excess of 200,000 bacteria per c. c. shall
be pasteurized.
_General Regulations for Grade A_--
1. The caps of all bottles containing milk of Grade A shall be
white, and shall contain the words "Grade A" in black letters, in
large type.
2. If cans are used for the delivery of milk for Grade A, the said
cans shall have affixed to them white tags, with the words "Grade A"
printed thereon in black letters, in large type, together with the
designation "Inspected Milk (Raw)" or "Selected Milk (Pasteurized),"
as the quality of the contents may require.
_Grade B. Selected Milk--Raw._ Selected milk (raw) is milk produced
at farms holding permits therefor from the Board of Health, and
produced and handled in accordance with the following minimum
requirements, rules and regulations:
1. Only such cows shall be admitted to the herd as have been
physically examined by a regularly qualified veterinarian and
declared by him to be healthy, and free from tuberculosis in so far
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