Flowers Foods, Inc. v. Brock · ¶16

Some hypotheticals help illustrate the point. Imagine Customer A in State A enters a contract to purchase a truckload of Butterscotch Krimpets from Company B in State B. Company B makes the Krimpets in State B, but the contract requires Company B to deliver them to Customer A's headquarters in State A. So, Company B hires a driver to take the Krimpets from the bakery in State B to the headquarters in State A. All agree that the driver in a case like that is engaged in interstate commerce.

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