' 13575. Adulteration of  Cracker  Jack.    XI.   S.  v.  226 Cases,  etc     (F.   D.  C.  No.
' 24617.    Sample Nos. 16837-K, 16847-K, 16848-K.)
| LIBEL FILED :    April 30,1948, Eastern District of Wisconsin.
| ALLEGED SHIPMENT :    On or about November 13, 1947, and January 19 and April
6,1948, by the Cracker Jack Co., from Chicago, Ill. 
I PRODUCT:   Cracker Jack.   22Q cases, eaeh containing 100 boxes, 112 eases, each 
I    containing 123 boxes, and 45 cases, each containing 24 boxes, at Milwaukee, 
1    Wis.
I LABEL, IN PART :    "Cracker Jack Popcorn Confection   Net Wt. 1& Oz.   Toy 
or Novelty In each package." 
NATURE OF CHARGE:   Adulteration, Section 402 (a)  (1), the product contained 
metal and plastic toys, added deleterious substances, which may have rendered 
the product injurious to health; and, Section 402  (d), It was a confection
and contained nonnutritive articles, plastic and metal toys.
| DISPOSITION :    August 31, 1948.   The shipper and the consignee having consented
| to the entry of a decree, judgment of condemnation was entered. The product 
was ordered delivered to charitable Institutions, conditioned that the un- 
wrapped plastic and metal toys be removed from the packages before distri- 
bution to the inmates.
SIRUP AND SUGAR