Pleasant Grove Review | 1935-02-22 | Page 3 | Seize Poisoned Food

Seize Poisoned Food The careful Inspectors of the federal fed-eral food and ding administration continue to find shipments of fruit and vegetables which have on the surface an excess of poisonous spray residue beyond what is considered con-sidered a safe limit Among the shipments seized were 137 of apples, ap-ples, three of pears and 14 of cauliflower. cauli-flower. Five consignments of pickles pick-les were confiscated because they were found to have been sweetened with saccharin instead of sugar, and one shipment of Impofted sardines was destroyed because of the presence pres-ence of lead In the food.