From The Kof-K: Fruidles Dreidel Co.

Some products from Fruidles, the Dreidel Co. show an unauthorized Kof-K on the package.  The Kof-K does NOT supply Kosher certification to this company.  

From The O/U: Stone House Bread

Unauthorized O/U Multiple varieties of Stone House Bread mistakenly bear an O/U symbol.  The products are NOT certified as Kosher by the O/U.  

From The O/U: Lucky Charms

The O/U does NOT certify Lucky Charms Complete Marshmallow Pancake Mix.  Some boxes produced for Mexico bear an unauthorized O/Ud (dairy) mark.  

From The COR of Greater Detroit: Bell Peppers From Israel

Bell Peppers (red, yellow and orange) from Israel are now being sold in many local stores, including Kroger and Trader Joe’s and at this time are forbidden to be eaten due to the Shemitta restriction of “sefichin”. (they do not have kedushas shevi’is and may be disposed of). Be careful to check the fine print […]

From The O/U: Frangelico

The O/U no longer certifies Frangelico Liqueur.  Bottles without the O/U symbol are NOT certified.  

From The O/K: World’s Fair Caramel Topping

Please be advised that a limited amount of World’s Fair Caramel Topping was mislabeled with a plain “OK” symbol instead of the required O/KD (dairy).  This product is certified Kosher dairy as per the ingredient panel.  

From The O/U: Stone House Bread

Multiple varieties of Stone House Bread mistakenly bear an O/U symbol.   The products are NOT certified Kosher by the O/U.  

From The O/U: Ritz Crackers

The O/U confirms that all Ritz Crackers (O/UD) contain real dairy and should not be eaten after or with meat.  This is true even though there may be no obvious dairy ingredients listed on the packaging.  

From The O/U: Birch Benders Muffin Mix

The O/U certifies Birch Benders Muffin Mix as an O/UD – Dairy- product.  This product contains dairy ingredients, as indicated by the ingredients and allergens statements.  Some boxes were printed with a plain O/U mark, without the “D” (dairy) designation.  

From The COR of Greater Detroit: Super K Fortune Cookies from Kari-Out Co.

Super K Fortune Cookies from Kari-Out Co., White Plains, N.Y., are Kosher ONLY when bearing the O/U symbol on the case and also on each individually wrapped cookie.  Cases not bearing the O/U and cookies not bearing the O/U on their individual wrapper were produced by a non-certified supplier.  Some cases bearing an O/U were […]

From The Kof-K: Anthony & Sons Bakery

Please be advised that the following lot numbers for Anthony & Sons Italian White Bread, Earth Grain Bread and Egg PullmlanBread are NOT Pas Yisroel even when indicated on the label otherwise:  BB243 through B250.  All other lot numbers for these products are Pas Yisroel.  

From The O/U: Smuckers Uncrustables

Due to supply chain issues, the Kosher certification of Smuckers Uncrustables will be discontinued over the next few months.  Packaging that bears the O/U symbol is, in fact, Kosher.  The uncertified product is now hitting the market.  Consumers should always verify the presence of the Kosher symbol before purchasing.  

From The Kof-K: Coney Island Sweets

Please be advised that Coney Island Sweets is NOT certified kosher by Kof-k Kosher Supervision.  Any packaging bearing the Kof-K symbol is unauthorized.  

From The O/K: JD’s Cheddar Bacon Salt

JD’s Cheddar Bacon Salt has mistakenly been labeled with a plain O/K symbol, when, in fact, this product contains dairy ingredients and should have been labeled O/KD.   The product name and ingredient panel properly list it as dairy.  

From The O/U: Surely Non Alcoholic Wines

The O/U does NOT certify Surely Non Alcoholic Wines.  Some labels bear an unauthorized O/U mark.  If you see this product in the marketplace, please provide details to kosherq@ou.org.  

From The COR of Greater Detroit: Aldi’s Frozen Broccoli, Spinach and Cauliflower

Aldi’s Frozen Broccoli, Spinach and Cauliflower products, sold under the “Simply Nature” and “Season’s Choice” brands, products of Mexico, and Aldi’s Simply Nature Oil Sprays (Coconut, Avocado, Olive, Grapeseed) bear an MK symbol (an MK in a circle with the word “Kosher” in Hebrew and English inside the circle to the right of the K) […]

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