Aerated Products Co. of Philadelphia v. Department of Health of New Jersey
Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
O’CONNELL, Circuit Judge.
The Aerated Products Company of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (hereinafter called “plaintiff”), a Pennsylvania corporation, operates in Philadelphia a plant which manufactures a patented product called Instant-whip.1 Packed in a small metal container, Instantwhip is used widely, throughout the United States, as a topping for sundaes, desserts, and the like.
Among plaintiff’s customers was the Aerated Products Company of Newark (hereinafter called “Newark-Aerated”), an independent corporation which purchased plaintiff’s product and resold it in smaller quantities to…
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