Artificial coloration
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Definitions from Case Law
From 216 U.S. 344 - Moxley v. Hertz · 1910Most cited · 9 citing opinions
when any substance, although named as a possible ingredient of oleomargarine, substantially serves only the function of coloring the mass, and so as to cause the product to 'look like butter of any shade of yellow,' it is an artificial coloration.