Online item asserts baby carrots are made from deformed full-sized carrots that have been soaked in chlorine. Online item asserts baby carrots are made from deformed full-sized carrots that have been soaked in chlorine.
Confidence votes 14.7K. When a copyright expires the work enters the public domain, meaning that it can be used by anyone, without restriction.
Unless the item has entered the public domain, yes, it is still protected. Just because something is out of print does not mean that it is no longer protected by copyright. Under today's law, extends until 70 years after the death of the creator of the work. Here is a link to a table on when items pass into the public domain (i.e. are no longer protected by copyright).