4951. Misbranding of candy.    U. S. v. 29 Packages of Candy.   Consent decree of condemna¬
tion.    Product  ordered   delivered   to  a   charitable  institution.    (F.   D.   C.  No.   9146.
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On March 1, 1943, the United States,, attorney ^fo^ 
libel against 29 packages of candy at Denver, Cplo,,which had been shipped: by A. 
Newberg & Co., New York, Kf Y., alleging th^ 
state commercepn or, about November 20,1*243,from New Ypr^;City,?N., Y,,;, \.[..-.'
The.Particle was alleg^ to be misbranded in that the principali cpritairier„ 'w^s ^ 
made,; formed,and .filled as,to be misleading since tTieartTcleS; arid candy boxes that 
it contained were so packed in; the,principalOpntainer,^ and propped-up therein, as, to 
make it appear to. be- packed ..full,wfiefeasyit: was pniy. partly filled; and in that the 
principal coritairier contained loose candies, fabricated from two or more ingredients, 
\ and.it failed tobear a label containing the coninibri,. prusnal name, of Peachy of the 
/ingredients.       "''"    ' 
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On March 26, 1943, the shipper having signed an authorization for the taking of a 
final decree, judgment of condemnation was entered and the product was ordered 
delivered to a charitable institution.      . ;->v :
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