The following Passover alert is from the Rabbinical Council of New England on April 15, 2008.
This is to advise consumers that Ruth's Bake Shop at 987 Central Street in Stoughton, MA is not certified as Kosher for Passover.
The following Passover advisory is from the OU on April 15, 2008.
Consumers should be aware that only non-iodized salt is acceptable for Passover use even when the product label does not bear a Passover (‘P’) designation. Iodized salt should not be used on Passover.
The following Passover alert is from the Kof-K on April 15, 2008.
Fishin brand Salmon frozen fillets from China, sold at Farm Fresh bears an authorized Kof-K but is NOT approved for Pesach.
The following Kashrus and Passover alert is from the Kosherquest.org on April 15, 2008.
Please be advised that several packages of Central Epicure Salted Herring Fillets were mistakenly labeled “Kosher for Passover”. The product, which is not kosher, was sold at Fortino’s (Lawrence & Allan Road) and has now been removed from the store.
The following Passover notice is from the cRc on April 13, 2008.
Please be aware that there is a new cRc certified non-cornstarch based product for those patients that need to stay hydrated but have difficult swallowing. The name of the product is AquaCareH20 (a division of Clearly Superior). This product is permitted to be consumed on Pesach.
The following Passover notice is from the cRc dated April 11, 2008.
The cRc does not certify any products ad kosher for Pesach if they contain kitnios, and therefore since soy is kitnios we cannot certify any soy milks for Pesach. Nevertheless, there are individuals whose doctors order them to consume soy milk, and under many circumstances the halacha allows such people to consume kitnios (after receiving permission from their Rabbi) assuming the product does not contain any true chametz.
In recognition of this need, the cRc is able to recommend Vitasoy Ethnic Original Soy Milk for such individuals. (Please note that other Vitasoy products contain barley (chamatz) and therefore the recommendation is limited to the Ethnic variety.
This year, the cRc has researched several other brands, and of those it has found two varieties which to the best of our research abilities, do not appear to present any chametz isues. Those two varieits are Silk Plain and Silk Vanilla, both of which are only recommmended when sold in a 1 lliter container. These two varieties are also sold under the Starbucks name.
The following Passover alert is from the KOAOA (Half Moon K) on April 11, 2008.
Aldi stores are selling Grandese Brand 3-flavor package popsicles that bear an unauthorized Half Moon K – P symbol. The product is kosher certified, pareve for year round use but is not kosher for Pesach. Corrective action is being taken. This product is only sold in Aldi supermarkets in the United States.
The following South African Passover alert is from the UOS on April 10, 2008.
Turkey products from “Hod Hefer” imported from Israel, have been sold as kosher for Pesach, based on a sticker on the bulk packaging. We have identified these stickers as forgeries and the Turkey products, although kosher, are actually not kosher for Pesach. Local Turkey products are unaffected.
The following Passover alert is from the OU on April 10, 2008.
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The following Passover alert is from the Rabbinical Council of New England on April 9, 2008.
This is to advise consumers that none of the cakes or pastries produced by Mrs. Beasley's LLC in Carson, CA are certified as Kosher for Passover.
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