Consumption Statistics 51. Mr. Peter Freeman asked the Minister of Food what was the total weight and value of all principal foods consumed in this country in 1946; and the corresponding details for foods sup- plied to restaurants and canteens, separately. Mr. Strachey As the reply includes a large number of figures, I shall, with permission, circulate it in, the OFFICIAL REPORT. ------------------------------------- | | | ------------------------------------- |Bread |…| ------------------------------------- |Flour |…| ------------------------------------- |Cakes and Biscuits |…| ------------------------------------- |Meat and Offal (d) |…| ------------------------------------- |Canned Meat |…| ------------------------------------- |Bacon and Ham (e) |…| ------------------------------------- |Fresh fish |…| ------------------------------------- |Butter |…| ------------------------------------- |Margarine, lard and cooking fat |…| ------------------------------------- |Fresh milk (e) |…| ------------------------------------- |Canned milk |…| ------------------------------------- |Dried milk |…| ------------------------------------- |Cheese |…| ------------------------------------- |Eggs in shell (e) |…| ------------------------------------- |Dried egg |…| ------------------------------------- |Tea |…| ------------------------------------- |Sugar |…| ------------------------------------- |Jam and Marmalade |…| ------------------------------------- |Chocolate and sugar confectionery|…| ------------------------------------- |Potatoes |…| ------------------------------------- |Vegetables |…| ------------------------------------- |Canned and dried vegetables |…| ------------------------------------- |Fresh fruit |…| ------------------------------------- |All other foodstuffs |…| ------------------------------------- | | ||| ------------------------------------- Mr. Freeman Can my right hon. Friend say how these figures compare with those during and before the war? Mr. Strachey Not without notice. Following is the statement: