11750. Adulteration and misbranding of coal-tar color. U. S. v. 2 Cans   *   *   *.
(F. D.C. No. 31018.   Sample No. 28186-L.)
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ALLEGED SHIPMENT :   On or about January 12, l95l, by American Aniline Prod- 
ucts, Inc., from Chicago, Ill. 
PRODUCT: 2   1-pound cans of coal-tar color at Sari Francisco, Calif.   Examina- 
tion disclosed that the article contained FD C Green No. 1, a coal-tar color 
which is certifiable but which had not been Certified in accordance with the 
-regulations.'.".                                  '••"'¦¦
LABEL IN PART ; "FDC Green No. 1.   A Coal-Tar Dye   Part of a Certified Lot
No;'E488S   One Pbund."  ' 
NATOTE . OF XJHAJBGE;,: '..Adulteration, Section 402 '(c), the product contained a 
coal-tar color other than one from a batch that had been certified in accord- 
ance with. the regulations.
Misbranding, Section 403(a), the label statement "Certified colors * * * 
Part of Certified Lot No E 4888 * *
" "* Certified food color" was false and 
misleading. 
DISPOSITION;   August 8, 1951.   Default decree of condemnation and destruction.
The cases reported herewith were instituted in the United States district courts 
by the United States attorneys, acting upon reports submitted by the Federal 
Security Agency.   Published by direction of the Federal Security Administrator.
CHARLES W. CRAWFORD, Commissioner of Food and Drugs. 
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 2Jh 1952.
CONTENTS
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Cereals and cereal products  372
"Bakery product 
372
Flour 
372
Miscellaneous cereals and cereal
products _! 
373
Dairy products 
374
Butter 
374
Cheese 
376
Miscellaneous dairy product  378
Eggs 
378
Feeds and grains 
379
Fish and shellfish 
380
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Fruits and vegetables 
380
Dried fruit 
380
Frozen fruit 
381
Jelly 
382
Vegetables 
383
Tomatoes and tomato products. _ 384
Poultry 
385
Spices, flavors, and seasoning mate- 
rials 
387
Vitamin, mineral, and other prod- 
ucts of special dietary signifi- 
cance 
388
371
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