The following rules can be applied when determining if honey products are kosher:
Pure, unflavored honey is acceptable without a hechsher.
Flavored honey requires a hechsher.
Clover, Wildflower, Blossom, Orange etc. are types of honey, not flavors, and are acceptable without a hechsher if they are unflavored.
Honey in the comb is acceptable, but one should not squeeze honey from the comb on Shabbos
Bee parts found in unfiltered honey should be removed.
In the Magazine it says that it is approved by the OK – It should read approved by the KA. The correct text is below.
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.
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