Borden's Farm Products Co. v. Baldwin

The New York Milk Control Law of April 10, 1933,1 in authorizing the Milk Control Board to fix minimum prices for sales of fluid milk in bottles by milk dealers to stores in a city of more than one million inhabitants, established a differential of one cent a quart in favor of dealers not having a “ well advertised trade name.” 2 The Milk Control Board determined that the phrase “ well advertised trade name ” referred to four dealers, of which the complainant, Borden’s Farm Products Company, Inc., is one.3 The authority of the Board terminated on March 31, 1934. An amended act was passed to…