11849. Misbranding of   Neo-Enzymes  Plain  and  Neo-Enzymes   "With.   Laxative.
U. S. v. B. Sanders Wilson (Wilco Laboratories).    Plea of guilty.    Fine, 
$200 and costs.     (F. D. C. No. 20120.    Sample Nos. 28399-H, 28400-H.)
INFORMATION FILED: August 28, 1946, Northern District of Illinois, against 
B. Sanders Wilson, trading as Wilco Laboratories, Chicago, Ill.
ALLEGED SHIPMENT : On or about March 30, 1945, from the State of Illinois into 
the State of Washington.
LABEL, IN PART: "Neo-Enzymes Plain A Nutritional Supplement," or "Neo- 
mycin With Laxative An Aid In Digesting Starch, Fats and Proteins 
Waste Eliminant."
NATURE OF CHARGE: Misbranding, Section 403 (j), the article purported to be, 
and was represented, for special dietary uses by man by reason of its vitamin 
properties in respect of the factors of the B-Complex; and its label did not bear, 
as required by regulations, a statement of the proportion of the minimum 
daily requirements for vitamin Bx and vitamin B2 which would be supplied by 
the article when consumed in a specified quantity during a period of one day, 
and it did not bear, as required by the regulations, a statement of the quantity 
of niacin in a specified quantity of the article.
The information contained 4 counts, 2 counts charging violation of the law 
under the provisions of the act relating to foods, and 2 counts charging mis- 
branding under the provisions of the act applicable to drugs. The latter are 
reported in notices of judgment on drugs and devices, No. 2119.
DISPOSITION : January 9, 1947. The defendant having entered a plea of guilty, 
the court imposed a fine of $200 on each count. On January 16, 1947, the fine 
was reduced to $100 on each count.