| F. I. D. | [1]-[39] | practically concern imported foods only and were not issued under the food and drugs act, June 30, 1906. |
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| F. I. D. | - | | [40]. | Filing Guaranty. |
| [41]. | Approval of Labels. |
| [42]. | Mixing Flours. |
| [43]. | Relabeling of Goods on Hand. |
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| F. I. D. | - | | [44]. | Scope and Purpose of Food Inspection Decisions. |
| [45]. | Blended Whiskies. |
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| F. I. D. | - | | [46]. | Fictitious Firm Names; also F. I. D. 46, as amended. |
| [47]. | Flavoring Extracts. |
| [48]. | Substances Used in the Preparation of Foods. |
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| F. I. D. | - | | [49]. | Time Required to Reach Decisions on Different Problems Connected with the Food and Drugs Act, June 30, 1906. |
| [50]. | Imitation Coffee. |
| [51]. | Coloring of Butter and Cheese. |
| [52]. | Form of Label. |
| [53]. | Formula on the Label of Drugs. |
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| F. I. D. | - | | [54]. | Declaration of the Quantity or Proportion of Alcohol Present in Drug Products. |
| [55]. | Method of Stating Quantity or Proportion of Preparations (Containing Opium, Morphin, etc.) Used inManufacturing Other Preparations. |
| [56]. | Names to be Employed in Declaring the Amount of the Ingredients as Required by the Law. |
| [57]. | Physicians’ Prescriptions: The Status of Packages Compounded According to Physicians’ Prescriptionsand Entering into Interstate Commerce. |
| [58]. | The Labeling of Products Used as Food and Drugs as well as for Technical and Other Purposes. |
| [59]. | National Formulary Appendix. |
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| F. I. D. | - | | [60]. | Minor Border Importations. |
| [61]. | Cocoa Butter Substitutes. |
| [62]. | Guaranty on Imported Products. |
| [63]. | Use of the Word “Compound” in Names of Drug Products. |
| [64]. | Labeling of Sardines. |