From The Atlanta Kosher Commission: KFP Orange Juice, Half & Half and Milk in Korger’s
Kroger’s Passover production of orange juice, half & half and milk is now in stroes. These Kosher for Pesach items can be identified by the “AKC-P” stamped on the end of the inkjet.
From The Atlantic Kosher Commission: Gerbers Baby Food and Pesach
Although last year, there were some Gerber Baby Foods that were Kosher for Pesach even without a KFP, this year, NONE of the Gerber Baby Foods are Kosher for Pesach.
From The KIB: Grapefruits from Eretz Yisroel
Currently, grapefruits from Israel are being sold in Costco. Although the bag states “North America”, the tag states “Israel” and they have been confirmed to originate from Israel. These have Kedushas Sheviis and must NOT be purchased. If they were purchased, contact your Rav for guidance.
From The Star-K: Ceres Juice and Pesach
Please note that effective Dec ember 2022, the Star-K changed the status of the entire line of Ceres Juice from Star-K Kosher for Passover certification, to Star-K for year round use only. This was due to a change in a processing aid used by the manufacturer that does NOT meet Star-K’s standards for Pesach. Consumers […]
From The KIB: Heinz Tomato Ketchup for Pesach
This year a specific run of Heinz Ketchup is being produced under the Tartikov Hashgacha. This product is Kitniyos free. Last year, the Heinz Ketchup production, certified by the “KF” from London, did, inadvertently, contain Kitniyos. Any left over bottles from last year should only be used by those who eat Kitniyos on Pesach.