Oh! Nuts White Chocolate Covered Pretzels with Gold Pearls were mistakenly labeled with an OKP
19 Nissan 5780 — April 13, 2020 3:40 pm A limited amount of Oh! Nuts White Chocolate Covered Pretzels with Gold Pearls were mistakenly labeled with an OKP A limited amount of Oh! Nuts White Chocolate Covered Pretzels with Gold Pearls were mistakenly labeled with an OK-P> Please be advised that A limited amount of […]
Klein’s Naturals Cranberry Mix was mistakenly printed with the OKP
19 Nissan 5780 — April 13, 2020 3:50 pm Klein’s Naturals Cranberry was mistakenly printed with the OKP Klein’s Naturals Cranberry Mix of Klein’s Naturals Brooklyn, NY 11232 was mistakenly printed with the OK-P Please be advised that Klein’s Naturals Cranberry Mix of Klein’s Naturals Brooklyn, NY 11232 was mistakenly printed with the OKP symbol. […]
From The cRc: Pesach News – Bottled Mineral Water
The cRc policy on buying Bottled Mineral Water on Pesach is: All water is acceptable for Pesach if free of carbonation, flavors, vitamins or other sensitive ingredients (like caffeine and calcium citrate). However, the following ingredients are not an issue for Pesach: calcium chloride, magnesium chloride, magnesium oxide, magnesium sulfate, potassium bicarbonate, potassium chloride and […]
From The KIB: Pesach News – Lipton Chicken Consume at Smart & Final
Lipton Chicken Consume was found at Smart & Final in the Pesach section with only a Badatz Kosher symbol, Kosher year round, but without a Pesach designation. This was an error on the part of the store (putting it in with the Pesach products) and is a common error in many grocery stores. Please be […]
From The O/U: Pesach News – The Following Items are not Considered Kitniyos, but may require special checking due to contamination from Chometz
Due to possible Chometz contamination in the following items (i.e. grow right next to chometz crop etc.), the following items should be used on Pesach only with a proper Pesach certification… Anise Carob Chia Seeds Coriander Cottonseed Cumin Guar Gum Locust Bean Gum Safflower Saffron
From The Scroll K of Denver: Pesach Alert – J&J Low Fat Cottage Cheese in East Side Kosher Deli (Denver)
Some containers of J&J Low Fat Cottage Cheese (Green and white 16 oz. container) with the Date on the bottom of 4/22/2020, may have been sold in the Pesach section of the East Side Kosher Deli. This item is NOT marked Kosher for Pesach and is NOT Kosher for Pesach. All J&J Low Fat Cottage […]
From The Kosher Information Bureau: Pesach News – Vaping
According to Rav Sterhbach, vaping is considered in the category of food (eating) and therefore, because of non-Kosher flavoring, vaping all year round is problematic from a Kashrus standpoint, and also may contain elements which may also be Chometz – an issur on Pesach. That is why he feels that this product needs proper Hashgacha […]
From The Kof-K: Pesach News – Joyva
The Kof-K does NOT certify Joyva products as Kosher for Pesach.
From The Star-K: Pre – Packaged Salad for Pesach
The Star-K pre-packaged bags of salad require the Star-KP symbol for Pesach use.
From The Kashrus Information Bureau: Disposable Gloves for Pesach
The NorthShore University HealthSystem system currently uses disposable gloves that have oat powder added to the inside to help maintain moisture on the hands of the employees who wear these gloves many hours a day. The oat powder is assumed to be Chometz and edible and therefore Jewish healthcare workers should not use these gloves […]
From The Kosher Information Bureau: Pesach News – Bottled Water
Unflavored, Purified Water generally does not require certification for Pesach. However, when containing a Citric Acid, such as Kirkland brand, which lists “calcium citrate” in its ingredients, the water should NOT be used without reliable Pesach certification. Unflavored water, with other minerals added, do NOT require certification for Pesach.
From the Star-K: Pesach Alert – Hand Sanitizers
Due to the current Coronavirus concerns, this year, the Star-K allows any Hand Sanitizer may be used. It should be purchased before Pesach.
From the KIB: Pesach Alert – Oat Milk
Oat Milk is now commonly available and should NOT be confused with Soy Milk, as Oat milk is Chometz. Check in the current Kashrus Conscience for Pesach to see which Soy Milks are not contaminated from Oat Milk machinery.