To conserve food during WWII, rationing regulations were gazetted in May 1942 and food rationing began in June. Tea was the first commodity to be rationed, the allowance being 1/2 lb (226g) per adult per five weeks. In July, sugar was rationed, with every adult allowed 2 lb (900g) per fortnight. Australians were issued with … Continue reading 1942 WWII food rationing – tea and sugar rationed
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1942 WWII food rationing – tea and sugar rationed
To conserve food during WWII, rationing regulations were gazetted in May 1942 and food rationing began in June. Tea was the first commodity to be rationed, the allowance being 1/2 lb (226g) per adult per five weeks. In July, sugar was rationed, with every adult allowed 2 lb (900g) per fortnight. Australians were issued with … Continue reading 1942 WWII food rationing – tea and sugar rationed