8425. Action to enjoin and restrain the interstate shipment of adulterated grape pulp and products made from adulterated grape pulp. U. S. v. George W. Haxton & Son, Inc., et al. Consent decree granting permanent injunction against shipment in interstate commerce of all unfit portions of the product, but permitting the shipment of any fit portions.

Case Number:
8425
Collection:
Foods, 1940-1966
Evidence Numbers:
Inj. No. 48
Date Issued:
June 1946
Seizure Dates:
September 24, 1942
Product Keywords:
grape pulp
Defendant Names:
George W. Haxton & Son, Inc., Oakfield, N. Y., and G. Sherwin Haxton, president, B. A. Thornton, vice-president, W. R. Hall, secretary, and H. W. Ruhlman, treasurer, of George W. Haxton & Son, Inc.; the Morton Cold Storage Co., Inc., Morton, N. Y.; the Sodus Cold Storage Co., Sodus, N. Y.; the Williamson Storage and Ice Co., Inc., Williamson, N. Y.; the Middleport Cold Storage Co., Inc., Middleport, N. Y.; the Buffalo Cold Storage Co., Buffalo, N. Y.; the Ontario Storage Corp., Ontario, N. Y.; the W. M. Storage Corp., Wallington, N. Y.; and the J. Hungerford Smith Co., Rochester, N. Y.
Court Jurisdiction:
Western District of New York
Shipped From:
Oakfield, N. Y. ; Morton, N. Y. ; Sodus, N. Y. ; Williamson, N. Y. ; Middleport, N. Y. ; Buffalo, N. Y. ; Ontario, N. Y. ; Wallington, N. Y. ; Rochester, N. Y.
Copyright:
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