14445. Misbranding of jellies. U. S. v. Keller Food Products Co., Max Keller, 
and Samuel Keller. Pleas of nolo contendere. Corporation fined 
$800; each individual fined $8. (F. D. C. No. 24778, Sample Nos. 
61087-H to 61089-H, incl., 61092-H to 61094-H, incl., 85670-H, 
85671-H.)
INFORMATION FILED :    June 9,1948, Eastern District of Pennsylvania, against the 
Keller Food Products Co., a partnership, Philadelphia, Pa., and Max Keller 
and Samuel Keller, partners. 
-ku-EGED SHIPMENT:   On or about August 14 and 21, 1947, from the State of
Pennsylvania into the States of New York and Virginia. 
LABEL IN PART:   "Keller's Pure Apple Strawberry ["Cherry" or "Grape"] Jelly." 
NATURE OF CHARGE:   Misbranding, Section 403 (g)   (1), the products failed to 
^J-ooftnnto the definitions and standards  of identity  for apple-strawberry,
See also Nos. 14301-14303.
apple-cherry, or apple-grape jelly, since they were made from a mixture com- 
posed of less than 45 parts by weight of the fruit juice ingredients to each 55 
parts by weight of one of the optional saccharine ingredients; and the prod- 
ucts had not been concentrated by heat to the point where their soluble- 
solids content was not less than 65 percent. 
DISPOSITION : January 11, 1949. Pleas of nolo contendere having been entered, 
the partnership was fined $100 on each of 8 counts and each individual was 
fined $1 on each of the 8 counts.