From The Kof-K: Aldi Belmont 9″ Frozen Pumpkin Pie
Aldi Belmont brand 9″ Raw Frozen Pumpkin Pie contains milk powder and whey and was mistakenly labeled with a plain Kof-K. this product is certified Kof-K dairy.
From The O/K: Penn Dutch Cookies
Various cookie products sold by Penn Dutch Cookie & Biscuit bear an unauthorized O/K kosher symbol. This company and their products are NOT certified by O/K Kosher Certification.
From The O/K: Cranberry Granola Low Fat
The product Cranberry Granola Low Fat has been mislabeled with a plain O/K symbol. This product is kosher and made on dairy equipment. The following brands are affected… BAROnutz Foodtown Adam’s P&C Fresh Supermarkets Gourmet Fresh Fairway Market Delicious Gourmet Market Central Produce Market Bressler & Bressler McQuade’s Mystic Highland Park Food City Geissler’s Goretti’s […]
From The COR: Nestle Canada Maynards Sour Patch Kids Frozen Dessert
Nestle Canada brand Maynards Sour Patch Kids Frozen Dessert & Lemon Sorbet 1.5L Tub bears an unauthorized COR Dairy symbol. This product is NOT KOSHER even when bearing the COR95 Dairy symbol.
From The COR: McCormick Canada Club House Cheese Sauce Mix
McCormick Canada Club House Cheese Sauce Mix contains a non-Kosher ingredient and is NOT Kosher even when bearing a COR dairy symbol.
From the Beis Din of South Africa: Tiger brand Jelly Tots
The Beis Din of S. Africa has received information from Tiger Brands that produces Jelly Tots, that they recently introduced grape juice into some of the varieties of Jelly Tots, which is from a non-Kosher source. Therefore, Jelly Tots requires a Kosher logo and any variation without that logo is NOT Kosher certified.
From The UMK: Ferrara Candy
Chewy Lemonhead & Friends manufactured by Ferrara Candy Co., bear an unauthorized UMK Hashgacha. The only Ferrara products that are certified by the UMK are Atomic Fireballs and Jawbusters/Jawbreakers.
From The Beis Din of S. Africa: Honeyfields
All Honeyfields products are no longer Kosher certified by the Beis Din of S. Africa due to a contractual breach. This includes existing stock on store shelves even when bearing the BD logo.
From The O/U: Dr. Pepper in Texas
The El Paso, Tx and Abilene, Tx canners of Coca-Cola products have retained the services of a new company to supply aluminum cans and lids. The company does NOT yet have the tools to emboss the lids with the O/U symbol. Therefore, for several weeks, cans of products from these two locations will NOT bear […]
From The O/K: Eden Whole Dried Shitake Mushrooms
Please be advised that Eden Whole Dried Shitake Mushrooms now require checking for tolaim even when bearing the O/K symbol. The O/K recommends that the following steps be taken to verify that any given batch of this product is permitted to be eaten… Place the mushrooms in sealed clear plastic container with lukewarm water Agitate […]
From The KIB: Las Vegas Krispy Kremes
Rabbi Zecharia Rubin from the Ahavas Torah Center in Las Vegas informs us that the ownership of the local Las Vegas Krispy Kremes has decided NOT to renew their Kosher certification. That applies to all Krispy Kremes in the Las Vegas area.
From The COR of Greater Detroit: Clancy’s Cinnamon Apple Chips and Seneca Cinnamon Apple Chips
Clancy’s Cinnamon Apple Chips, sold at Aldi, and Seneca Cinnamon Apple Chips, sold through Amazon and Gemline, with specific datae codes, have been recalled due to the potential risk of Salmonella contamination. Call 800 872-1110 for details.
From The O/K: The Hummus Guy
The Hummus Guy Creamy Meze three Layer Dip, sold in farmers markets and supermarkets in California, bears an unauthorized O/K symbol. This product is NOT Kosher.
From The cRc: Enlightened Dough Bites
Please be aware that enlightened brand Dough Bites, distributed by Beyond Better Foods in New York is missing the “dairy” designation from their cRc symbol. These products contain dairy ingredients as indicated on the ingredient panel and are indeed dairy. The following products are mislabeled: Birthday Cake Cookie Dough Bites Fudge Brownie Dough Bites Chocolate […]
From The O/K: Baresi
Various packaged baked goods, manufactured by Baresi are being sold bearing an unauthorized O/K logo. These products are NOT certified by the O/K Certification.
From The O/U: Israeli Importer of Dr. Pepper – M.S.I Manofim
The O/U certifies Dr. Pepper cans only when the O/U symbol is embossed on the top of the can. An Israeli importer placed stickers with an unauthorized O/U Symbol on cans of Dr. Pepper that are not certified by the Orthodox Union. Consumers should not rely on importer’s stickers with an O/U Symbol without independently […]
From The O/U: Sysco Reliance Shortening
Sysco Reliance brand Clear Soybean Frying Shortening (35 lb.) is certified as O/U, NOT Kosher for Pesach. The product mistakenly bears an O/U-P symbol and is NOT certified for Pesach. This is a food service item.
From the KCL: Organic Girl Lettuce
The Kashrus Council of Lakewood, N.J. informs us that their Mashgichim have checked bags of “Organic Girl” leafy vegetables and have found them to be very heavily infested with Tolaim. We encourage kosher consumers to carefully check any leafy vegetable product that they purchase from this brand.
From The Beis Din of S. Africa: Fresh Earth Cheese Flavor Seed Crackers
Fresh Earth Cheese Flavor Gluten Free Seed Crackers erroneously bears a BD kosher logo. This product, in fact, is NOT kosher certified.
From The Beis Din of S. Africa: Choc O Break Magic and Romany Cream Mint
Choc O Break Magic and Romany Cream Mint are no longer certified kosher under the supervision the the Beis Din of S. Africa.
From The Beis Din of S. Africa: Coach House
Coach House products are no longer certified kosher under the Beis Din of S. Africa supervision. The current stock on the shelves, with the BD logo are reliable.
From The Atlanta Kosher Commission: Tic Tac Gum Candies
Tic Tac Gum Candies, which look similar to the mint candies and are sold in the same type of dispenser containers and NOT kosher and bear no Kosher symbol.
From The Atlanta Kosher Commission: Tic Tac Frosty Mints
Tic Tac Frosty Mint mints bears an O/UD on some containers. The “D” designation is a mistake, as this product is pareve.
From the Atlanta Kosher Commission: Tic Tac Mint Candies
Tic Tac Mint Candies are produced at many plants and in many flavors and are NOT all kosher. Each individual container should be checked for reliable certification (a small O/U on the top left of the 1 oz. containers).
From The Atlanta Kosher Commission: Tootsie Dots Assorted Fruit Flavored Gumdrops
Tootsie Dots Assorted Fruit Flavored Gumdrops in small Mimi Boxes (“Mini-Dots”), do not bear an O/U on their individual boxes, but they are nonetheless certified O/U and pareve, even if the outer bag of the variety pack bears an O/UD. The “D” is due to the other Tootsie candies in the variety pack).
From The Atlanta Kosher Commission: Spice King Grilled Steak & Burger Seasoning
Spice King Grilled Steak & Burger Seasoning bears an unauthorized Star-K symbol. The ingredient panel lists “beef fat.” This product is NOT certified by the Star-K.
From The Atlanta Kosher Commission: Go Veggie Vegan Creme Cheese
Be aware that the OV on Go Veggie Vegan Creme Cheese does not represent the hashgacha of the Vaad of St. Louis, but rather identifies the product as Vegan.
From The cRc: Lucerne Farms non-dairy Coffee Creamer
Lucerne Farms brand multiple varieties of 32 oz. non-dairy Coffee Creamer is missing the “D” (dairy) designation. This product is dairy as it contains sodium caseinate (a milk derivative) as stated in the ingredient panel. According to the FDA, this ingredient can legally be labeled “non-dairy”, however, according to Halacha, it is actually dairy. Multiple […]
From The O/U: Season Sardines
Season brand Sardines was previously certified as an O/UP product (Kosher for year round use as well as Pesach). However, due to Covid-19 related issues, this product is now produced as a non-kosher item and the O/U has been removed. There may be O/U and non-O/U products available on your supermarket shelves simultaneously. Products bearing […]
From the O/K: Boulevard Restaurant in Encino, Ca.
Boulevard Restaurant, located at 16610 Ventura Blvd. in Encino, Ca. is no longer under the supervision of the O/K.