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Title
Sugaripe Selected Apples, Mayfair Packing Company, San Jose, California
Date Created and/or Issued
1950-1970
Contributing Institution
History San Jose Research Library
Collection
History San Jose Online Catalog
Rights Information
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Description
This label for Sugaripe Apples includes information about the specific contents of this can, including net weight and that sulfur dioxide has been added as a preservative. The label also gives consumers instructions for preparing the product and a recipe for apple pie. This label from the 1960s does not include any nutritional information. The Mayfair Packing Company was founded in 1931 by Joseph Perrucci. Mr. Perrucci was born on Delmas Avenue in San Jose, California and began his career in the canning industry working for the California Packing Corporation. The Mayfair Packing Company became a partnership in 1938 when Frank I. DiNapoli joined the organization. In 1948 Mayfair acquired the facilities of the old Bisceglia Brothers plant on South First Street for their Sun Garden operation. Mayfair packed under its own labels, "Sugaripe", "Saratoga" and "Farmkist".
Type
image
Identifier
58F427F2-EB74-4419-AABC-030702004724
1985-95-182
Subject
Apples
Fruit crate labels
Fruit industry
Muirson Label Company
Mayfair Packing Company
Perrucci, Joseph P

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