Singapore legislation

Schedule 2

Offensive Trades

SECOND SCHEDULE(Section 85).Offensive Trades(a)Mills used for the grinding of cereals, spices, pulses or any other dried vegetable produce, whether for human or animal consumption;

(b)

knacker’s yards or place for skinning or disembowelling animals;

(c)

boiling offal, blood or oil;

(d)

soap making;

(e)

making bricks, pottery or lime;

(f)

dyeing, lye-making or tanning;

(g)

sago or ampas washing, sago or sago-flour making;

(h)

curing or storing fish or crustaceans or manufacturing or storing fish manure or any by-product of the foregoing;

(i)

drying or sorting fish or crustaceans or drying, sorting or storing blachan;

(j)

collecting or storing rags, bones or feathers or any manufacturing process using the foregoing;

(k)

boiling or refining sugar or preserving or canning fruits;

(l)

the business of a washerman, laundryman or drycleaner;

(m)

extracting or preparing vegetable or animal fats or oils or preparing spices;

(n)

coffee roasting factory;

(o)

salvaging of cans and bottles from refuse and garbage;

(p)

scrap iron dumps and junk shops;

(q)

fertiliser factories;

(r)

gum benjamin manufacture;

(s)

detergent manufacture;

(t)

paper factories;

(u)

manufacture of scouring powder;

(v)

any other manufactory or place of business from which either offensive or unwholesome smells arise or in which any process is carried on or by which there is given off or accumulated any dust, fumes or any other impurity of such a character or to such an extent as to be injurious or offensive.

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