| Adulteration of potatoes.  U. S. v. 51 Bags   *   *   *.   (F. D. C. No. 25440. 
Sample No. 6148-K.) 
I'm. FILED:   September 2, 1948, Western District of Pennsylvania. 
KIITJIGED SHIPMENT:   On or about August 11, 1948, by Harold C. Mount, Inc., 
j|> from Hightstown, N. J. 
: Pi deduct:   51   100-pound bags of potatoes at Indiana, Pa.
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LABEL,infant:   "Victory B. M. Brand   Potatoes   Bennett-Mount Co.,   Hights- 
g  town, N. J."
V-NvroiEB OF CHARGE: Adulteration, Section 402 (a) (3), the product was unfit 
*, for food by reason of its musty odor and taste, rendering it unpalatable.
!^.DISPOSITION: September 21, 1948. Default decree of condemnation and de- 
£ "traction.
; WW. Adulteration of canned sauerkraut. U. S. v. 58 Cases * * *. (F. D. C. 
;.
" No. 25114.   Sample No. 165-K.)
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LIBEL FILED :   July 2J, 1948, Southern District of Georgia.
•ULEGED SHIPMENT:   On or about February 25, 1946, from Mineral Springs,
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deduct: 58 cases, each containing 24 1-pound, 12-ounce cans, of sauerkraut 
fat Augusta, Ga.
IpATTjBE OF CHARGE: The article was adulterated while held for sale after ship- 
|| Rent in interstate commerce under Section 402 (a) (3), in that it consisted 
Win whole or in part of a decomposed substance.
DISPOSITION: August 21, 1948. Default decree of condemnation and destruc- 
Jf tion.