In the Beech-Nut case, the executives at the time of the sales of adulterated apple juice:
A) Did not know that there was a problem with the apple juice.
B) Took no steps to cover up the juice problem.
C) Were charged with violations of criminal statutes.
D) Cannot be held responsible unless they actually bought the adulterated product.
E) None of the above

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The executives were charged with violations of criminal statutes, indicating that they were aware of the problem with the adulterated apple juice and took actions that were deemed illegal or unethical. Options A, B, and D are unlikely as the charges against the executives suggest knowledge and intent.

In the Beech-Nut Case, the Executives at the Time of the Sales