Unflavored sake is acceptable without Hashgacha. Flavored sake (e.g., Coconut Sake) and sake which states on the label that it was aged in wine casks require Hashgacha. Nevertheless, due to potential Kashrus concerns, it is preferable to only consume premium sake labeled as Honjozo, Ginjo or Daiginjo.
The O/U certifies many, but NOT ALL Country Crock Products. Country Crock products with the O/U symbol are certified Kosher while the Country Crock products
The O/U does not certify Casa Milo Taralli. Some labels bear an unauthorized O/U symbol.
Vitalite Dairy Free Cheese (block and grated)are now certified Kosher under KLBD Hashgacha, even without the KLBD logo.
The Groovy Food Co. Date Syrup is now newly KLBD certified and pareve, with a KLBD logo.
McCain products are no longer approved by the KLBD. Existing stock sold in Kosher shops are bearing a KLBD and MKL sticker is still KLBD/MKL
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