Pringles is changing many of their O/U pareve potato crisps to O/UD (dairy). When a Pringles product is marked “O/UD” and ingredients state; “whey” or “milk” it is actually dairy and should be considered as such.
If the ingredients don’t state “whey” or “milk”, it is dairy equipment. Those with the plain O/U symbol are pareve.
The O?U does not certify any Nature Nate’s Popped Sorghum products. Some internet images of Nature Nate’s Popped Sorghum show an unauthorized O/U mark. The
The O/U certifies Terra Di Noa Olive Oil for year round use only, but not for Pesach. This product is sold in France (and possibly
The O/U does not certify II Palazzo Prosecco Wine. Some bottles are sealed with a seal that has an unauthorized O/UP.
The O/U does not certify Omaha Steaks Salt & Pepper Seasoning. Some labels bear an unauthorized O/U mark.
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