December 13, 2021 from OK Kosher Certification:
Florajen Various Probiotics, American Lifeline Inc. dba Florajen, Solon, OH 44139 has an unauthorized Use of OK Kosher Symbol:
Various Florajen probiotics products bear an unauthorized OK Kosher symbol. This company and their products are not certified by OK Kosher Certification. Corrective actions are being taken.
December 13, 2021 from OK Kosher Certification:
Ambrosia Bovine Collagen Powder, Ambrosia Foods Inc. , Ontario, Canada L3T 1L7 has an unauthorized Use of OK Kosher Symbol:
Ambrosia Bovine Collagen Powder bears an unauthorized OK Kosher symbol on the packaging.
This product is NOT certified by OK Kosher Certification.
Corrective actions are being taken.
Additional info from the OK: The OK does not certify any of their collagen products.
December 7, 2021 from the COR Canada:
These products sold at Ambrosia in Toronto are mislabeled and are not kosher. Corrective measures are being implemented.
December 12, 2021: From the Central Rabbinical Congress:
"Due to kashrus violations we removed our supervision from
Breadsmith Bakery
1817 Avenue M, Brooklyn, NY 11230
We have no responsibility on their products anymore."
December 10, 2021: From the Star-K:
Kalikof Bowfin Caviar bears an unauthorized STAR-K symbol and is not certified by STAR-K. Corrective action is being taken.
December 8, 2021: From OK Kosher:
Further Food, Further Inc., San Francisco, CA 94111 has an unauthorized Use of OK Kosher Symbol:
Various Further Food collagen products bear an unauthorized OK Kosher symbol.
This company and their products are not certified by OK Kosher Certification.
December 6, 2021: From the Scroll-K & confirmed by EarthKosher:
Please note: Falafel King™ (Boulder, Colorado) products are not certified by Scroll K, even when bearing the Scroll K symbol. EarthKosher has confirmed that they too no longer certify any Falafel King products.
November 30, 2021 from FARE:
KIND Snacks would like you to know that starting December 1, 2021, KIND Snacks is updating its recipe for KIND® Thins Dark Chocolate Nuts & Sea Salt to include peanuts. The ingredient list and allergen statement on each carton and wrapper will be updated when the change is made and will include a front of pack “now with peanuts” flag. Please note that KIND® Dark Chocolate Nuts & Sea Salt Nut Bars and Minis already have peanuts, as indicated on their labels.
In addition, KIND Snacks would like to highlight to consumers that KIND® Thins Caramel Almond & Sea Salt bars have peanuts, but KIND® Caramel Almond & Sea Salt Nut Bars and Minis do not.
Because product formulations may change from time to time and allergen profiles may vary across similarly named products, consumers are strongly encouraged to read the package label prior to every purchase.
October 19, 2021:
"This is to inform you that United Kosher Supervision is disontinuing its certification of all establishments under its supervision.
Please arrange other Kashruth certificaion immediately."
December 5, 2021: From Abraham Srugo of Jay Kosher in Mexico:
The following products are mislabeled unintentionally and they are not kosher:
December 2, 2021: From South African Beth Din:
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