The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-08
LEGAL.
ADULTERATION.
Regulation s.
Confectionery.

ADULTERATION.
Regulation s.
J Confectionery.
Section 7.
! lal Mineral substances Of all kinds are
specifically forbidden in confectionery,
/ whether they be poisonous or not.
| OBJ Only harmless celors or flavors
| that the use of color to initiate the color
of another article, is prohibited, provided
the label.
| .lc) The term narcotic drugs includes
all the drugs mentioned in section s. Kan
sas food and drugs law of February IA
1907, relating to foods. their derivatives
and preparations, and all other drugs OF
Regulation 9.
Substances mixed and packed with foods
| Section Z, under Foods"
(a) No substance may be mixed or pack.
| ed with food product, or a product used
duee or lower its quality or strength; But
under this provision may be employed
substances properly used in the prepara-
| ton of food products for Qualification or
refining, and eliminated in the further
process of manufacture.
| (b) The use of substances of no condi-
4 mental value, such shells, brans, huslSs
or cereals in compound or mixed spices
OF any kind is prohibited
Coloring, powdering, coating, and staining
| Section T. under Foods
zap Only harmless colors may be used
| II. food products provided, that when used
| their presence shall be stated on the prin-
clpal label The use of artificial color
| sausages or other meat products is pro-
hibited.
OBJ, The reduction of substance to q
| acter is prohibited.
| fc) The term powdered" means the
exterior potion g of aes Of
or the reduction of a substance to q
I'D The term coated means the ap-
plicatfon of any substance to the exterior
portion port nh OF a food product: ,.
change produced by the addition of any
substance to solid foods which in any
way alters or adds to their natural tint
| III Food products which have been col
ored, bleached or otherwise treated and
| are by reason of such treatment liable
| io,pe resafded as superior IN auallty, OF
liable to deceive in respect to their nature
| or origin, shall bear a statement of such
treatment on each wholesale package, and
| delivered to the consumer.
Regulation II.
Natural poisonous or deleterious ingre
dents.
Section 7, fifth and sixth under Foods"
(a) The. sale, keeping for sale, or offer
| tafns poisonous or deIeterious ingredien
or substance, due to filth, putresence, dis
ease or decomposition is prohibited.
OBJ The sale. keeping for sale, or offer
ing for sale of undrawn poultry, game
or fish is prohibited.
(c) The sale, keeping for sale, or of
fering for sale of tainted or rotten eggs i:
prohibited.
Regulation r.
| External application of preservatives.
| Section T. fifth under Food"
(a) Poisonous or deleterfouS preServa
they and the food PRODUCTS shall be of !
character which shall not permit the per
meation of any of the preventative to tn
interior. or any portion of the interior, o
the product.
| (b) When these products are ready fo
fb any portion of the add e
food product, then the proviso of section
H. fifth under Food, shall not obtain
and such food products shall then be sub
1ect to the regulations for food product
in general.
Co o Paragraphs ca and o. are intende e,
food products inedibie until the G preserva
Regulation Is.
Wholesomeness of colors and preser
natives
Il Section Z. Fifth under Foods"
| Respecting the wholesomeness of colors
personalities and other substances whicl
Board of Health may permit or prohibit
SUCH substances as they may designate a
being wholesome Or detrimental, tn
case may be- and the names of those sub
stances which are permitted or prohibite
in food products shall be published in tn
BOARD OF HEALTH, but in case whe
a preseryative is used in a food product
the name ,e and quantity Of the preserya
cipaf label. The use of saccharin in foo
products is prohibited:
Il Regulation IA.
i Character of the raw material.
Section T. first under Drugs" sixth unde
Food
of Health. when he deems it necessary
shall examine, or cause to be examined
the raw materials used in the manufsc
ture of food and drug products, and de
termine whether any filthy. decompose
or putrid substance is used in their prep
| aration.
| (b) The raw material used In the man
pfacture of food Cd and drug products sh "a
sound, wholesome and fit for human food
and shall be made from sound and health
animals. carcasses Of animals too i'm
unborn and stillborn animals. carcasse
, of pigs, kids and lambs under three week
of age, and of calves less than four week
, food. Carcasses of animals in advance
stages of pregnancy. also carcasses G
, animals which have within 10 days give
! birth to young. are condemned as insult
: | able for food, but where there is no ev.
dence of septic poisoning in such cal
, tallow if so desired. All animals that di
, in abattoirs, pens, and those in a dyin
used as food. In enforeing The s provi e
of the Food and Drugs Law in .relatio
: to meat and meat products, inspectors wi
. follow the regulations laid down for tn
instruction of inspectors of the Bureau {
Animal Industry of the u. S. Departmer
of Agriculture.
II Regulation Is.
Label,
Section s.
(a) The term Label applies to an
5 printed, pictorial or other matter upo
or attached to, or wrapped about or cor
: tanned in, any package of food or dru
, product or any container thereof.
ii (b) The principal label shall consis
' first, of all words which the Kansas foe
: and drugs law of February IA. 1907, spec
: fically requires, to wit. The name
, the substance or product; the name 4
place of manufacture. in the case of foe
compounds or mixtures; words whic
: show that the articles compounds, mi
r lures or blends; the words compound
mixture" or .'blend.'' or words desis
d mating the substances or their derivativ'
4 and proportions required to be named
: the case of drugs and foods All the.
f required words shall appear upon IL
S principal label with no intervening d
Sanpnd ff tbe name of the u1an1factur