7346. Misbranding of soya milk powder and soya cereal. U. S. V. 101 Packages of Soya Milk Powder and 76 Packages of Soya Cereal. Default decree of eondemirmtion and destruction. (F. D. C. No. 12424. Sample Nos. 64867-F, 64868-F.) LIBEL FILED : June 12,1944, Western District of Washington. ALLEGED SHIPMENT: On or about April 3, 1944, by the McBride Products Co., from South Pasadena, Calif. PRODUCT: 101 packages, each containing 12% ounces, of soya milk powder, and 76 packages, each containing 1 pound, of soya cereal, at Seattle, Wash. • Examination showed that the soya milk powder consisted essentially of powdered .Soy beans with small quantities of dextrose and lactose; and that the soya cereal'consisted chiefly of coarsely ground wheat, and contained wheat germ and ground soy bKans. LABEL IN PART : "Mary Meriden Soya Milk Powder [or "Soya Cereal"]." VIOLATIONS CHARGED: Misbranding, soya milk powder, Section 403 (a), because of certain statements in the labeling which created the false and misleading im- pression that the article, when used as directed, would provide the nutritional values of milk; that it was rich in calcium; that it was a valuable source of proteins, vitamins, and minerals; that it contained substantial quantities of vitamins A, B, G, E, F, and K; that it was of special value by reason of the soya- bean protein present therein; and that it was particularly useful to individ- uals who must restrict their carbohydrate intake. Misbranding, soya cereal, Section 403 (a), because of certain statements in the labeling which created the false and misleading impression that the article was essentially a soybean product, providing the nutritional value of soybeans; and that it was of unusual value as a source of vitamins A, B, G, E, F, and K and the vitamins of the B-complex, whereas the article contained substantial quantities of ingredients other than soybeans, and it was not of special value by reason of the presence of the vitamins named. DISPOSITION : October 18, 1944. No claimant having appeared, judgment of con- demnation was entered and the products were ordered destroyed.