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Description
This label for a box of Stanford Brand prunes includes instructions on how to cook prunes. Presumably, the image of a red flag with white block letters was intended to remind consumers of Stanford University near Palo Alto, California. The California Prune & Apricot Growers Association was formed in March 1917 for the purpose of creating stable prices and protecting the orchardist of California. In 1918 the Association built its headquarters at the intersection of Market and San Antonio Streets in San Jose, California. The operation of the Association continued over the years with varying degree of cooperation among the growers. During the years of the Great Depression the Association persistently advocated standards of product quality and measures to achieve market stability. Eventually the Association chose the name Sunsweet as its trademark. In May 1958 the Directors chose a new name for the Association - Sunsweet Growers, Inc.
Type
image
Identifier
8F0B3D1C-B1A8-4F61-B74F-308330732625 1985-95-112
Subject
Fruit crate labels Fruit industry Muirson Label Company Prunes Stanford University (LCSH) California Prune and Apricot Growers Association (LCSH)
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