16673. Adulteration of Cheddar cheese.   U. S. v. Farmer City Cheese Co.   Plea
of guilty.   Judgment against defendant in sum of $300 in lieu of fine 
and costs.    (F. D. C. No. 26716.    Sample No. 27339-K.) 
INFORMATION FILED:   June 21, 1949, Southern District of Illinois, against the 
Farmer City Cheese Co., a partnership, Farmer City, Ill.
ALLEGED VIOLATION: On or about December 2, 1947, the defendant gave to a 
firm engaged in the business of shipping cheese in interstate commerce at 
Chicago, Ill., a guaranty to the effect that all cheese sold or delivered to the 
holder of the guaranty would be neither adulterated nor misbranded under 
the law; and on or about October 26, 1948, the defendant sold and delivered 
under the guaranty, at Farmer City, Ill., a quantity of Cheddar cheese that 
was adulterated.
in part of a filthy substance by reason of the presence of insect fragments,
rodent hair fragments, and plant fragments. 
DISPOSITION:    October 31, 1950.   A plea of guilty having been entered, the
court entered judgment against the defendant in the sum of $300 in lieu of
fine and costs.
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