Korol v. United States

CLAGETT, Associate Judge.

Defendant, doing business as the Korol Egg Company, was charged with having violated certain provisions of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act 1 in that he introduced and caused to be delivered in interstate commerce misbranded cans containing adulterated eggs. A jury returned a verdict of guilty on two of the four counts of the information, and defendant was duly sentenced. He appeals.

The eggs had been broken and sold in liquid form to a local bakery. The two counts on which defendant was convicted charged that the food thus shipped was both adulterated and…