The O/U certifies some (but not all) Post Malt-O-Meal cereals. The products that are certified have an “O/U” symbol printed directly on the box. Royal Imports, an importer in Kfar Hanina, Israel, is importing products and placing stickers with an O/U symbol on those products, whether or not the products are in fact certified by the O/U. Consumers should not rely on any stickers placed on products imported into Israel unless the O/U symbol is also part of the original product packaging.
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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