1674. Misbranding: of granulated cramp bark.    U. S. v. 7 Barrels of Granulated
Cramp Bark. Consent decree of forfeiture. Product ordered released
under bond.    (F. D. C. No. 16261.    Sample No. 24449-H.)
LiBEirFILED:   June 4, 1945, Northern District of Texas.
ALLEGED SHIPMENT:   On or about April 20, 1945, by J. L. Hopkins and Co.,
from New York, N. T.
PRODUCT:   7 barrels of granulated cramp lark at Dallas, Tex.   Examination
showed that this product was maple bark and not cramp bark.
LABEL, IN PART:   "Granulated Cramp Bark, so Called for Manufacturers Use."
NATURE  OF  CHARGE:   Misbranding,   Section   502   (a),   the  label  designation,
"Cramp Bark, so Called" was false and misleading as applied to maple bark;
and, Section 502 (e) (1), the label failed to bear the common or usual name
of the article. :
DISPOSITION:   June 22, 1945.   The First Texas Chemical Manufacturing Co.,
Dallas, Tex., having admitted the facts set forth in the libel, judgment of
forfeiture was entered and the product was ordered released under bond to
be relabeled and brought into compliance with the law, under the supervision
Of the Food and Drug Administration.