22173. Fruit pulp and fruit juices.    (In. No. 72.)
C!OM;PLAINT FOR INJUNCTION FILED: 8-29-44, W. Dist. Pa., against Sunshine 
Packing Corp., North East, Pa., Fred L. Rahal, president, Harry J. Bowes, 
secretary, and Philip H. Seene, superintendent of the corporation, to enjoin 
the interstate shipment of adulterated fruit pulp and fruit juices.
CHARGE : That the defendants had been engaged in the business of purchasing 
various kinds of fruit and manufacturing therefrom fruit pulp and fruit juices 
adulterated under 402 (a) (3) and (4), and then selling such pulp and juices 
throughout the United States -for use in the manufacture of preserves, jams,' 
and other food products; that factory inspections of the corporation's plant 
at various times between 1940 and 1944 by inspectors of the Food and Drug 
Administration-had revealed that filthy, decomposed, and unfit raw materials 
had been used and have continued to be used in the manufacture of the
corporation's fruit products; that repeated warnings to the defendants had 
had no effect in bringing about a discontinuation of the insanitary and ob- 
jectionable practices;   and,  that  unless  restrained,  the , defendants would
continue to introduce into interstate commerce food products in violation 
of the Act. 
DISPOSITION: On 8-29-44, the court issued a temporary restraining order 
enjoining the defendants against shipping in interstate commerce any food 
products that were adulterated by reason of consisting in part of a filthy 
or decomposed substance, or by reason of having been prepared, packed, or 
held under insanitary conditions. No further proceedings with respect to final 
judgment in the matter have been reported.