Document LKbQoGzjwgGGvezgndMkGVZ67

Monsanto' r*i)OM iK*v; A LOCATiON J. R. Fallon - St. Louis General Office 8jl . c,/i/7oS^r "TH u^Ll^--; ATE SUBJECT REFERENCE May 25, 1970 cc THERMIIIOL FR FLUIDS IN APPLICATIONS RELATED TO EDIBLE MATERIALS d. E. Roush D, A. Olson R A. Garcia -'Akron N, T. Johnson TO C. L. Clay - St. Louis J. H. Davidson - Los Angeles G. F. Fague - Detroit J. A. Heilala - Pittsburgh R. F. Irwin - Houston J. S. Pullman - New York J. J. Roder - Chicago Effective immediately, v/e will no longer sell Therminol FR fluids in any new systems which are connected to food preparation processes. After July 31, 1970, we will no longer" sell Therminol FR fluids to users who have systems which are connected to food preparation processes. .Therefore, if you know of new systems in design or installation, then convert the system to Therminol 65 Users of Therminol FR fluids in food applications should be converted to Therminol 56 by July 31j 1970. Y.re believe these changes are necessary in view of the overall emphasis on ecology as related to personal health, and the anticipated action of the Food R Drug Administration to place a limit on the amount of PCB in food. In the interest of our customers as well as cur own we feel the food applications in which the Therminol FR fluids are used should be changed to other non-PC3 containing fluids such as Therminol 66. Certain users, because of the size and complexity of their systems, must be visited personally to discuss the reasons for the change and the techniques of conversion. It appears that the applica tions that should be changed are edible oil deodorizing and cooking oil frying. Others may be uncovered as certain OEM's and users are contacted. Attached is a list of users by salesman. Please examine it and compare it with your sales run or customer files. If any users have been missed add them.to the list with exact address and the name of a contact, or call me immediately with the infor mation. Personally contact the larger users by 6/Q/J0. On this date the attached letter will be cent to all users in food preparation applications. We will begin to apply the following as soon as possible: 0S\j\[ 337159 IN- 0 REV 11 5 STLCOPCB4081663 2 1. No new food installations will be sold Therminol PR. Any systems in the design stage or about to order status should be changed to Therminol 66. ' 2. No Therminol PR will be sold to customers using it in food processing, after July 31# 1970. Recommend they convert to Therminol 66 as scon as possible by either a simple drain and add procedure or if the system needs it drain, clean and add the new fluid. 3. Make certain the user discusses the alternatives with you or with the original equipment supplier. In addition, you should discuss the following with the users: 1. If conversion to Therminol 66 is made by July 31# 1970, we will provide a credit of $0.30/gallon. If the conversion is to Therminol 55# the credit will be $0.lO/gallcn. These credits will apply to all users in food applications. 2. Por systems in operation less than one year a credit of $0.30/gallon will be given for each gallon of used Therminol PR returned. 3. Unused Therminol PR in original unopened drums can be:. returned for full credit plus the freight to warehouse or plant subject to our approval of each situation. . 4. We will accept return of all used Therminol PR for disposal if the user pays the drum cost and the freight. Our normal disposal fee of $0.3/lb. is waived due to this unique situation. The following users will be notified in person: Prito-Lay Company Dallas, Texas i Design Plus Engineering Co. Waltham, Massachusetts Cargill, Inc. Des Moines, Iowa Joe Lowe Corp. (Div. Consolidated - Poods Englewood, New Jersey Do-nut Coro, of America Ellicott City, Maryland Honeymead Products * Mankato, Minnesota Jiffy Pry Company (Div. Foremost-McKesson) Crookston, Minnesota *[West Bend Company West Bend, Wisconsin Pillsbury company Minneapolis, Minnesota Wilkins Coffee Company Landover, Maryland Contacted as of 5/27/70. DSW 337760 /dn Attachment J. R. Fallon STLCOPCB4081664 September 1965 NAME $ C4- (5. SCHEDULE - REMO - THERM SYSTEMS CF FRYING \ MODEL lientown, Pa. production) Angelep, California B-20 Shipped 9/63 B-16 Shipped 7/64 Loa Angeles, California B-16 Shipped 7/64 phia,Pa. B-20 Shipped 8/64 REMARKS In Production In Production In Production In Production Philadelphia,Pa. B-16 Shipped 8/64 In Production 6. Von1 a Gr--,__. (yeast rairSe 1 Monte y Calif, d cake production) B-16 Shipped 9/64 'C ^ > Jf. Continental Baking Co. Detroit,Mich. ' v (yeast raised, honeybuns,cake prod.) C-16XL Slipped ll/fc4 8. Mrfrv--Smitti^s Coljonirai" Baking Company Silver Spjing^ilacyland r (yeagj^'l'aised and cake production.) W- 9. Horn l^urdart^Cer',Philadelphia, Pa. (cake pr> fion) B-20XL Shipped L/64 C-12 Shippedi?/65 f'f-' 10. Southern Co. Atlanta, Ga. (cake prpdtfct^on) C-16 Shipped 2/65 f.t 11. Continent^3<Baking Co.,Sacramento, __ California (yeast raised and cake production) C-16XL Shipped 3/65 12. Safeway St (cake pr nc. Los Angeles,Calif, C-16 Shipped 4/65 . Jersey Farm Baking Co. Detroit,Mich, (cake production) C-16 Shipped 6/65 14. Co. Detroit,Mich. C-16 Shipped 6/65 In Production In Production In Production In Production In Production In Production In Production In Production In Production ft- 15. Ward Newark, N.J. C-20 Shipped 6/65 In Production 16. American (yeast 17. Serv-Us (yeast De troit ,Mich. production) Phoenix, Arizona cake production) C-16 Shipped 8/65 In production B-16 To Be-Hgfrippad-10/g5 / J^ DSW 337761 STLCOPCB4081665 o NAME SCHEDULE REMO THERM SYSTEMS CF FRYING MODEL REMARKS 18. Intersta (cake pr . Chicago, Illinois 19. ^ .20 Interstf (cake pi ^S^keries Co.,Chicago, uctrpn) Illinois C-12 'To-Be^Shipped 12/65 C-12 -T-& 12/65 C-20 T^8ir'8hipped^4/(ifr ft' 21. Brooklyn, N. Y. C-l6 Shipped Feb. 1966 In Production ft' 22. ft' 23' Brooklyn, N. Y General Ba Co. Brooklyn, N.Y (Both un ike production) C - 16 Tu be Shipped Awrey BakerieKJjfrf\, Detroit, Michigan (cake ppxKJct^on) Fred Sanders (cake and Continental Ba (cake pr, ; Michigan ion) ., Schiller Park, II1inois C-20 -Shipped January 1967 C-12 T-g^Bu Gliippuil January 1967 C-16 In Production '- DSW 337762 TOgw8W^aBSSSs*re?8^ia8sgreB^^ STLCOPCB4081666 (-- /V-fWwjQ.^3 1 STLCOPCB4081667 10/36 - J. H. Davidson Jersey Maid, Inc. 1040 V. Hanson Los Angeles, California ' >rsythe ttlon Research |h Company Kuys Blvd. Viuti Ruys, California >e' Loijfre 06 _ t >33 N>7 ^al^win[F "" Dolly Madison Cakes Company 2330 Ripple Street Los Angeles, California 90039 Hunt Wesson Food Inc. 1747 W. Consnonwealth Avenue , Fullerton, California 92633 Chef's Best Food Company 3122 20th Avenue Sacramento, California 95820 The Frito Lay Company / P, 0. Box 92660 / World Way Center Los Angeles, California 90045 Safeway Stores Incorporated Bakery Division y6211 E. Slauson Los Angeles, California 90022 Heat & Control Inc. 225 Shaw Road San JFz^ncisco, California 9 S&rv4lf9Bakers of Phoenix f Patterson Co. x / 1502 H^rBuokeye Road V phoenix, AJLsona DSW 337764 STLCOPCB4081668 J. S. Pullman - 10/52 International Flavors & Fragrances (U.S.) 800 Rose lane Ohloij Beach, New Jersey 07735 P, X, Russian# Supervisor# Analytical Laboratory He .- , { ; ; - . - ' Mrs, Smith's Colonial Baking Company 8210 Colonial Lane SU^ Sprlng# Maryland 20907 James|fi<^KeCoviaie, Resident Manager pp j ? \ m .V v.'^-C < Campbell Soup Company ' c/o Francis C. Stokes Company Vincentown# New Jersey r- Iceland products# Inc. ' State Hill Road Camp Hill# Pennsylvania 17011 Amey Amison Mrs. Paul's Kitchens 5830 Henry Avenue Philadelphia# Pennsylvania 1912 Mrs. Paul's Kitchens Chrisfleld# Maryland Robert Smith ft tt AtlantiC/Pablfic Tea Company Queen"-8tre NeHarkr^rew^Jersey /< Wilkins Coffee 3300 Pensy Drive Landover# Maryland James Plveeoat 20785 /r Mm. Paul's Kitchens Doylestown Processing Co. 250 Main Street Doylestown# Pennsylvania fl ( ( Mrs. Paul's Kitchens Braddock Frosted Foods Company Braddock Avenue Braddock# Hew Jersey American Bakeries Company 167% Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn# Hew York 11213 tl Bond Baking Company 495 Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn# Hew York 11225 vCv Vy' .1*5.- . ; s \ lt t/ / DSW 337765 STLCOPCB4081669 Bond Baking Company Biv. General Host Company 25th & HcKean Streets Philadelphia# Pennsylvania 191^5 \S Y International Flavors & Fragrances# Inc. 100 Green Street . Teterboro# New Jersey 07608 1 ' ^ *%$$$?. Nat|onal Starch and Chemical Corporation 1735 -Wafit Front Street Pla^^^ld# New Jersey 07063 DCA Food Industries Inc. 31-61 Nishlngton Blvd. Catonsvllle# Naryland 21228 General Baking Company > 495 Flatbush Avenue / Brooklyn# New York 11225/ Goren Food Company Jessup & Grove Hoad Thorofare# New Jersey 08086 Horn & Kardort Baking Company 9801 Blue Grass Boad Philadelphia# Pennsylvania 1) 114 Mrs. Paul's Kitchens Hammonto. New Jersey Howard Johnson / Brockton# Massachusetts / International Flavors & Fragrances Boonton# New Jersey Stop & Shop Inc. Bakery Division 226 Causeway Street Boston# Massachusetts 02114 Ward Foods Inc. Fourth Avenue & North 13th Bas4^0range. Not Jersey Watson Flour Company 57-01 32nd Avenue WdodSIGe# New York 11377 Brilliant Seafood Inc. 2I5 Northern Avenue Boston# Massachusetts 02210 DSW 337766 STLCOPCB4081670 10/32 - C. L. Clay Seapaaa Corp. St. Louis, Missouri J.A, Pass 'S'V j Plllsbury Baute, Indiana fla. gs Theptllsbury Company : p&i^iox 669 Gainesville, Oeorgla 30301 The Plllsbury Company Pi11bbury Farms P. 0. Sox *27 C-9 Ridge Road Gainesvilla, Florida 32601 Henderson Portion Pak 4013 Laguna Straet Coral Cables, Florida Colonial Baking Company 211 Moreland Avenue, N.R. Atlanta, Oeorgla Stuckey's Inc. Eastman, Oeorgla 1/ / Southern Bakery Sorapany /CO^La 375 Highland Avenue. ^ *3/ Atlanta, Oeorgla ` OS\N 337767 STLCOPCB4081671 J. J. Hoder - 10/49 Cargill Inc. F. 0. Box 1636 Dec Moines, Iowa . 50306 , ?/ 6 (i Vw %ZjeZyPj '. ^*3 Bros, North Avenue ke, Illinois 60164 .* --^SH r *?>-* *r - > ' trial, WLv. CPC intj Argo, Illinois 60501 J^Dlouhy. Continental Baking __ Milwaukee, Wisconsin PJaM p <"My' /0 // lo<^6 s/~ S& yh tA*& Interstate Bakeries 40 B. Garfield Bird. / Chicago, Illinois_ 60615 v j^g3E5Sbol4 ^ ^ National Tea Company 1000 N. Crosby Street Chicago, Illinois 60610. / { J ^ <2- Prito Lay Inc. 4051 W. 51st Street Chicago, Illinois 60632 I, B. Rockenbaeh ^West Bend Company West Bend, Wisconsin Harold J, Skuldt Kellogg Company P. 0. Box 3866 96th & F Streets Omaha, Nebraska 68103 T> lU w 6af g>*dt^*e. J~ ?.-~o ////s&^y 60 , ?e}Z/Z- y yj:'. w-Ce?A* /*^2.-,/.n// // *h_ _ _ _S_ _ _ _/,9 ?, / &> ~ ?. Jy7/i' cAan/ej yJf/yy > * ' sfj.rs/ry s<o-e^ e > gS*-* n fLs* j / '- . > ecV oyp G>. ^y *r ^2//2^S^pA<r ^, /P7s *? *9 /v/y y/yyyy1 'lAshM&t, l^ce yyys-pi^^^ DSNN 337768 STLCOPCB4081672 10/53 - 0. P. Fague American Bakeries Company Dlir, of Grennan Company 48a 16 Campbell Soup Company Napoleon, Ohio 435*5 Prlto Lay Inc. 5801 Grandy Detroit, Michigan 48211 Awrey Bakeries 5283 Tireman Detroit, Michigan 48204 Proctor & Gamble Company// P. 0. Box 599 Cincinnati, Ohio /..V DSW 337769 STLCOPCB4081673 Ae/la ; v'/ci TTzite /-^y___ ---------------------- jPs?-//*4 ~7j>^L -XT <?SS DSW 337770 STLCOPCB4081674 EXISTING REMO - THERM INSTALLATIONS (one or more units in operation) \S1. AMERICAN BAKERIES COMPANY \ ^^1250 17th-$treet Detroit jMii ?an-- Mr. E. Houck, Plant Engineer "i _ itlnental Baking Comp? \/ ' 1100 Oakman Boulevard troit, Michigan Hostess Cake Division' Mr. W. Peterson, Plant Engineer 3/Continental Baking Company^/ 7 1324-26 Arden Way v Sacramento, California Wonder Bread Bakery Division Mr. L. Cox, Plant Engineer 4,/Wni. Frelhofer Baking Company 1701 Union Boulevard Allentown, Pennsylvania 5./General Baking Company t/* 25th & Me Kean Streets Philadelphia, Pennsylvania \fG^HOr^&^arUart^aking -Company 9801 Blue^Grass'RoacT " PMJadelphia, Pennsylvania J7/Interstate Bakeries Corporation 2330 Ripple Street Los. Angeles, California )/8y^nters-ta.te Bakeries Corporation 5448 WabasTtAvenueC M cago ,1111 nois 9/iFarm Crest Baking Company^ 5845 Russell Street Detroit, Michigan Mr. J. Hegenauer, Plant Engineer Mr. J. Greenwood, Plant Engineer Mr. R. Austin, Plant Engineer Dolly Madison Division Mr. F. Hansen, Plant Engineer Mr. Roach, Plant Engineer Mr. R. Denton, Plant Engineer 10. Mr?T~Smlth's Colonial Baking Com "iB210 Colonial'Lane------- Silver Spring, Maryland 11./Southern Bakeries Company ]/ 375 Highland Avenue, N.E Atlanta, Qeorgia" J. Me Connersville, Plant Enginee P. Livingston, Plant Engineer 12. Safeway Stores,IncV 3415 South Boxford Avenue Los Angeles, Californt uLJsBakers of PhoenixJ/^ 1502 E^B^ckey^Road ioerrfx7 Arizona Von's Grocery, Inc. 4522 Shirley Avenue El Monte, California W. Schwarz, Plant Engineer lS.'l^d Foods, Inc. . 4tnAcv^nuej^^N. 13th Street Newark^mpere) New Jersey MrDanii&Tegn, Plant Engineer DSW 337771 STLCOPCB4081675 rNEW REMO - THERM INSTALLATIONS ttsejJxssxJFjexartjcami) ,/- ,,,,,, / 1674 Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn, New York Mr. A. Arcaro, Plant Engineer March 1966 Expected Operation Continental Baking Company Chicago, Illinois July 1966 Expected Operation . Morrison-Lamothe Bakery 1829 St. Laurent Boulevard Ottawa, Ontario, Canada / ineral Baking Company49bTTatbush jVyenue-----Brookl vtv^New_York (21 ' Mid 1966 Expected Operation Installed August 1966 Fred Sanders Company 100 Oakman Boulevard Detroit, Michigan January 1967 Installation January 1967 Installation DSW 337772 STLCOPCB4081676 0SW 337773 STLCOPCB4081677