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February 15, 2021 and February 24, 2022 from the Kof-K in response to a question from the editor:

The KOF-K kosher certification on Joyva products in 2021 remains as it was in previous years. They are certified for all year use but not for Passover because they contain kiniot.

New packaging, same products.

Febrary 14, 2018 From the Kof-K in response to a question from the editor for 2019 and in March 11, 2020 for 2020:
The KOF-K kosher certification on Joyva products in 2019 remains as it was in previous years. They are certified for all year use but not for Passover because they contain kiniot.Joyva products are normally under the supervision of the Kof-K during the year. However, the Kof-K DOES NOT supervise any Joyva products for Passover because they may contain kitniot.

The following Passover alert is from the Dallas-K on March 4,2010.
JOYVA products certified by Rabbi David Sheinkoff are NOT recommended for Passover use even when marked K for P.

April 19, 2024 from the OK Kosher:

A limited amount of “Redemption” brand matzah, certified by OK Kosher, has been affected by storage insects. This occurred after it left the bakery and/or in transit (all flour is sifted and checked before baking).

Any affected matzos were immediately recalled. There is a possibility that some boxes were sold before the recall was completed.

Consumers are encouraged to check the matzah before Pesach as a precaution. OK Kosher stands behind the kosher certification of “Redemption” matzos.

• Pesach Purchases for Beginners and Beyond 2024 by Rabbi Nissan Zibell is here
• April 16, 2024 from the COR Detroit: PACKAGES OF THE FOLLOWING PRODUCTS WITHOUT PESACH MARKING were for a brief time mistakenly placed in the Pesach section at The Grove. Check every label of your purchases for Pesach marking:
  • GEFEN CHUNK LIGHT TUNA IN OIL
  • GEFEN SOLID WHITE ALBACORE TUNA IN OIL
  • GEFEN MUSTARD
  • UNGER’S MAYONNAISE
  • GEFEN ULTRA DISH SOAP LIQUID [Pesach containers bear OU-P. Non-Pesach containers bear a plain OU and state “Not for Passover use”.]
    Ed. note re detergent: from askCRC: Detergent (Passover) Status: Acceptable without Passover Certification

April 16, 2024 from the COR Detroit:

• BARTENURA WINES IN CANS are available in four varieties. The Moscato and Rosato wines are Kosher for Pesach and bear an OU-P. The Peach Moscato and Lychee Moscato flavored wines are not Kosher for Pesach and state “Not for Passover”.
• WINES FROM ISRAEL of Shemitah years (e.g., 2022 or 2015 vintages) are being sold in the U.S., and should be avoided due to Shemitah restrictions. Some of these wines normally bear acceptable certifications in other years, but on Shemitah product their certification will differ. Check each bottle carefully.
  Shmitta Wines Concerns for the Montreal Community and everyone else is here

April 13, 2024 from the Kosher Atlanta:

1. "DK maintains that all unflavored seltzer, with just water and CO2, is KFP without a P.
2. "Flavored seltzer needs to be certified KFP with a reliable hecsher.
3. "Although Triangle-K is generally not recommended, we researched the facility, and are pleased to announce that all vintage seltzer (including flavored) are approved."