February 12, 2026 – from the FDA
Slade Gorton & Co., Inc, is recalling lot 3896 of Wellsley Farms Farm-Raised Atlantic Salmon sold in 2-lb bags at BJ’s Wholesale Club stores due to the potential for the product to be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes.
The recalled product was sold only in BJ’s Wholesale Club stores in Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Virgina from January 31 through February 7, 2026. It is packaged in 2-lb bags with the Wellsley Farms logo and Farm-Raised Atlantic Salmon on the front. The UPC code (888670025963) and recalled lot number (3896) are on the reverse of the bag, below the cooking instructions and Nutrition Facts panel.
BJ’s Wholesale Club is directly notifying its members who may have purchased the recalled product. If you think you may have purchased the recalled product, call 1-888-628-0730 at any time for instructions on how to obtain a full refund and what to do with the remaining product.
December 12, 2025 from the COR Detroit:
JELLY BELLY PRODUCTS are Kosher only when bearing the OU symbol. Most retail-sized varieties sold in North America, and all bulk Jelly Belly jelly beans sold in North America, are OU certified. However, due to the termination of certification at an overseas plant, some items sold in the U.S. will not bear the OU, and there will be a mixture in stores of older product with the OU symbol and newer product without. Check every item for the OU symbol.
JELLY BELLY UPDATE: All Jelly Belly products sold in the U.S., both retail and bulk, are Kosher only when bearing the OU symbol.
Product made in Thailand with no OU symbol is not certified.
November 14, 2024 from the KLBD:
The OU have advised that Jelly Belly products p.41 are now coming in to the UK
without the OU logo. These products are neither kosher certified nor approved
Only packs bearing the OU logo should be purchased.
August 18, 2024 from the OU:
Jelly Belly Candy Company
Issue: Jelly Belly has informed the Orthodox Union that, due to changes in one of their factories, Jelly Belly products produced in that location will soon no longer be kosher. There is no change in the Jelly Belly formulation, but because of production changes, other non-kosher products will be produced on shared equipment. As a result, all Jelly Belly products sold outside of North America will soon appear in packaging without an OU symbol. Some limited production Jelly Belly items (mostly seasonal items) in North America will also lose their OU symbol. All bulk Jelly Belly jelly beans sold in North America will continue to be produced under OU’s supervision, and most retail-sized varieties that North American consumers see in stores will remain certified, as well. Consumers are encouraged to check for the OU symbol on all Jelly Belly packaging before purchasing the products.
February 11 2026: From the OU in response to a question from a reader:
Arrowhead Mills Organic Oat Flour bears an OUD. The product is pareve,
February 12, 2026 from the COR:
Please be advised that the Canadian facility previously manufacturing Weetabix products has closed. Production has been relocated to an overseas facility that is not kosher certified. As a result, Weetabix products currently sold in Canada no longer carry kosher certification and are not recommended.
Customers who have this product are asked to contact us directly for clarification at 02-6734055 (extension 1).
The image shows products that were not manufactured by us and have been identified as counterfeit.
Recall in Hebrew is here
February 11, 2026: Yoshon Network:
February 6, 2026: Yoshon Network:
February 6, 2026 Yoshon update: The default date for all malt products is now february 1. New default purchase date for any beer is feb 15.
www.kashrut.com/consumer/baked_goods presents compiled information on yoshon and pas yisroel.
July 28, 2025, updated 2/11/26: From the OU in response to a question from the editor:
[8:09 AM, 2/11/2026] Rabbi Chanoch Sofer: Company transitioned from OUD (DE) to OU (Parve).
Those labeled OUD are DE
Those labeled OU are Parve
Please note - this is a freezer product with a long shelf life. Both products are concurrently available, possibly next to each other.
December 31, 2024: From the OU in response to a question from the editor:
Fruit Riot Sour Grapes bear an OUD. They are OU-DE
February 6, 2026: From the OU:
All Zoomi candy products, SW Wholesale Inc., Bridgeview IL have an uUnauthorized OU:
The Orthodox Union does not certify any Zoomi candy products. Some of their candy products bear an unauthorized OU mark. Corrective actions are being implemented.
February 9, 2026 from the Kof-K in repsonse to a question from the editor:
Valued Naturals Cranberries are mislabled with a a Kof-K dairy designation. The product is certified Kof-K pareve.
Kosher certificate is here
Corrective action was taken and future packaging will bear a Kosher-Parve symbol.
February 5, 2026 from the Kof-K:
Honolulu Cookie Company Minibites Strawberry Matcha sold at Costco stores in Greater San Fransisco Bay and Greater Los Angeles bear an unauthorized Kof-K symbol and are not certified by the Kof-K as Kosher. The Kof-K does not certify any products containing carmine. Corrective actions are being taken
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