Cat, Dog Food
Sales Stopped
By Foods Bureau
Orders to stop sale on three
brands of canned dog food and
one of cat food were issued to
day by the Pennsylvania Depart
ment of Agriculture against
stores in Northwestern Pennsyl
vania
According to Delmar K Myers,
Acting Director, Bureau of Foods
and Chemistry, the four brands of
yet foods were found to be defi
cient in fat content when tested
at the Department Laboratory in
Harrisburg
“The presence of only one fifth
of the amount of fat guaranteed
by the manufacturer represents
serious misbranding”, Myers said
“Purchaseis are entitled to re
ceive the full amount of nutri
tional materials which the label
guarantees to be piesent”
During 1957 nearly 3,200
samples of animal feed were test
ed by the Bureau of Foods and
Chemistry. The large maionty
Were poultry feeds, dairy rations,
steer supplements, and similar
feeds used by Pennsylvania farm
eis in the production of meat,
milk and eggs, Myers reported
PHILADELPHIA EGGS
PHILADELPHIA, June 4
Barely steady Demand fair
More than adequate supplies of
all grades were available.
Prices to letailers in cartons
cents per doz)
Grade A US grade A large
whites 46-49, mostly 47-48,
browns 46 49, mostly 47-48
Grades A & US grades A medi
um whites 4146, mostly 42-44,
browns 41-46, mostly 42-44
Grade A & US grade A small
whites 35-39 mostly 36 38 browns
35-39, mostly 36-38 Grade B &
US grades B large whites 39 45,
mostly 42-44 browns 39-45 most
ly 42-44
PROCESSED POULTRY
PHILADELPHIA, June 4
Ready to cook (ice packed)
steady Demand improved shght
h Relatively lighter offerings
weie no moie than adequate
Prices paid delivered ware
house, Philadelphia (cents per
lb)
Hens ready to cook (ice-pack
ed) about steady Demand was
good Supplies were adequate for
current needs
Prices paid delivered ware
house, Philadelphia (cents per
lb)
Giade A & U S grade A 4-5V 2
lb 38 39
Receipts June 3, 271,000 lb
other than Tin keys Maiyland,
66,000 lb Delaware 93,000 lb
Virginia 21,000 lb Noith Caro
lina, 70,000 lb
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