March 3, 2023 from the Efoodalert.com:
"Ashval Functional Foods Ltd. recalls multiple products due to undeclared soy. Please refer to the recall notice for a complete list of affected products.
March 6, 2023: From the OK Kosher:
Please be advised that Summerhill Market’s (Toronto, Ontario CA M4W 2E4) Double Cream Brie and Triple Cream Brie, sold in Summerhill Market locations, bear an unauthorized OK symbol. These products are not certified by OK Kosher Certification. Corrective actions are being taken.
March 6, 2023: From the Kof-K:
The following Pretzel Pzazz flavored pretzels, have been mistakenly labeled with a KOF-K Parve symbol. These products contain milk, and are certified Kosher Dairy.
March 6, 2023: From the OK in respose to a question from a reader:
David Sunflower Seeds – Original have a current kosher status of dairy equipment. It is the company’s decision to keep the OK D symbol, their products may contain dairy at any time.
March 5, 2023 compiled by Rabbi Nissan Zibell
March 3, 2023 from the Efoodalert.com:
"Shufersal recalls several chicken schnitzel products due to undeclared allergens. Please refer to the recall notice for a complete list of affected products. Shufersal recalls Shufersal cornflour cornstarch (200g; Expiry dates 12/13/2024 and 12/14/2024) due to undeclared soy."
March 3, 2023 from the Efoodalert.com:
"Shufersal recalls several chicken schnitzel products due to undeclared allergens. Please refer to the recall notice for a complete list of affected products."
March 1, 2023: From the OU and Rabbi Nussen N. Horowitz:
Kemach Vegetable Soup Mix with Mushrooms, Kemach Food Products:
Infestation has been found in the Vegetable Soup Mix with Mushrooms, Lot #bb 09212024 h2264. Product should be returned to place of purchase for a refund.
March 1, 2023: From the OU:
Consumers should be careful to look for the OU mark to make sure that a product is certified by the Orthodox Union. A company may have some products certified and others that are not. For example, Impossible Food Inc. has beef patties certified kosher but not chicken and meatballs.
March 3, 2023: From Matzav.com
"Osem has announced the recall of some packages of the beloved Bamba peanut-flavored snack, warning they may contain “foreign substances.”
"Osem said the suspected substances are actually part of the snack packaging and were entered into the snack as a result of a “malfunction.”
"The recall applies to four-packs of 60-gram bags of Bamba, which have the barcode number 7290001302279 with an expiration date of March 5, 2023."
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