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The following Passover alert from cRc posted on April 5, 2012.

The 16oz. Passover potato kugels under the Bubby Sylvia label sold at select Jewel stores are mislabeled as containing flour and matzo meal. In fact it does not contain either flour or matzo meal and is certified by the cRc as Kosher for Passover, Non- Gebrokts.

The following revised Passover information is from cRc posted on April 2, 2012.

Liquid roll-on deoderants must be chometz free.
Spray Deodorants for Pesach 2012 list at www.crcweb.org/Passover%20Alerts%202012.php

The following revised Passover information is from cRc posted on April 4, 2012.

Triaminic Multi-Symptom Fever (like Tylenol) Bubble Gum Flavor with the OU on the label is recommended for Pesach

The following revised Passover information is from cRc posted on April 4, 2012.

Coconut oil needs a hechsher for Pesach. Spectrum brand unrefined coconut oil is kosher for Passover. This only applies to this brand for 2012 and only when bearing the OU on the label.

The following Passover information is from cRc twitter feed on April 5, 2012.

Pure frozen orange juice concentrate does not need a hechsher for Pesach

The following Passover information is from cRc twitter feed on April 5, 2012.

Whole raw pasteurized eggs do not need a hechsher for Pesach, although eggs should be purchased before Pesach.

The following Passover information is from cRc twitter feed on April 5, 2012.

Plain water, with no carbonation, flavors or vitamins, does not need Passover certification.

The following Passover information on fish is from cRc with information from the OK on March 26, 2012 and the Kof-K on March 27, 2012 and the Atlanta Kashruth Commission on April 3, 2012.

From the Atlanta Kashruth Commission: Frozen kosher raw fish -- AKC policy is that any is acceptable. Some Rabbis recommend avoiding frozen Alaskan wild salmon that may have been dipped in a corn syrup glaze. The Chof-K frozen raw salmon does not have this concern.

From the OK: The OK certifies fresh frozen salmon at Costco. It is preferable that the consumer buys the salmon that is certified for Passover but it is acceptable to purchase any fresh frozen salmon with only the OK certification on the label.

The OU has revised their policy for raw fresh/frozen fish for Pesach and now only recommends fish that bears an OU P - passover certification.

From the Kof-K: The following items are ok for pesach even without the Kof-K P marking.

• The C. Worthy Frozen Raw Salmon FROM CHILE ONLY
• The Great Fish Company Frozen Whiting with skin FROM CHILE ONLY

The following Passover notice is from the Atlanta Kashruth Commission on April 3, 2012.

Organic dates without preservatives are acceptable for Pesach.

The following Passover alert is from the COR Detroit on April 4, 2012.

HERSHEY’S COCOA that may be used for Pesach with a plain OU refers only to the plain “Natural Unsweetened” type. The "Special Dark" type is not approved for Pesach.