6943. Misbranding of raspberry preserves and jam. IT. S. v. Fresh Ground Pre- serve Corporation, and Leo Greenberg. Pleas of guilty. Corporation and individual fined $5,500 each. Individual defendant placed on pro- bation for Z years, and fine suspended; corporation fine reduced to $3,300. (F. D. C. No. 6401. Sample Nos. 5568-E, 43185-E, 43186-B, 43331-E. 43344-B, 46963-E, 57070-E", 57281-E, 57338-E, 87364-E, 89305-E.) INDICTMENTS RETURNED: On September 16 and 29, 1942, in the District of New Jersey, against the Fresh Grown Preserve Corporation, Lyndhurst, N. J., and Leo Greenberg, vice president, charging the shipment of quantities of jams and preserves with the intent to defraud the purchasers thereof. ALLEGED SHIPMENT: Between the approximate dates of March 12, 1941, and January 22, 1942, from the State of New Jersey into the States of Kansas, Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma, New York, Virginia, and Arkansas. 646964—45 4 " Magnetic Quality Holds Brand * * * Pure Raspberry Preserves Mag- netic Products New York Distributors," or "Sonripe Brand Top Notch Pure/ Raspberry Preserve * * * Sun Distributing Co., Inc. Distributors, * Lyndhurst, N. J." VIOLATION CHARGED: Misbranding, Section 403 (g), the articles failed to con- form to the definitions and standards of identity for preserves and jams, since they had not been made from mixtures containing at least 45 parts by weight of the fruit ingredient, raspberry, to each 55 parts by weight of one of the optional saccharine ingredients specified in the regulations, as required by the definitions and standards. DISPOSITION: April 14, 1944. Pleas of guilty having been entered on behalf 'of the defendants on March 28, 1944, each defendant was fined $500 on each count, for a total of $5,500 each. The fine against the individual defendant was suspended, and he was placed on probation for a period of 2 years. On June 26, 1944, the fine against the corporation was reduced to $300 on each count, making a total fine of $3,300.