November 20, 2024 from the OU:
Krinos Stuffed Vine Leaves, Krinos, Bronx NY has an unauthorized OU:
The Orthodox Union does not certify Krinos Stuffed Vine Leaves. Some cans bear an unauthorized OU mark. Corrective actions are being implemented.
November 19, 2024: from the Star-K:
"The STAR-K Yoshon Guidelines page on our site has been updated with the first installment of the Yoshon Quick Reference Guide. Further updates will be issued as we receive more information."
November 18, 2024: from the MK:
Please note that as of Thursday morning, Pita Royale pitas will no longer be certified as Yoshon.
We will keep the community updated as we gather information regarding other establishments that use Pita Royale products.
October 9, 2024: from the MK:
"We are pleased to inform you that the MK is actively working with Pita Royal to extend their Yoshon production for as long as possible. As of now, we expect Pita Royal to remain Yoshon until the end of October.
"Additionally, HomeMade and Canko bread products will continue to be Yoshon until the end of October. After that, all products, except for their bread products, will remain Yoshon."
October 1, 2024: from the MK:
This year, Pesach falls on Motzei Shabbos, since we want to avoid creating crumbs in our homes during that Shabbos, for convenience purposes, many families generally prefer to use pitas as part of their Shabbos meals instead of Challa.
Please be advised that as of next week, Pita Royale’s production may no longer be considered Yoshon.
For those who wish, we recommend purchasing Pitas before Rosh Hashana, double-wrapping and freezing them in preparation for Shabbos Hagadol.
We are working on the possibility of extending Pita Royales yoshon production for a couple more weeks; however, to be on the safe side, we recommend purchasing the pitas before Rosh Hashana.
November 17, 2024 from the CFIA:
Nut works raw whole pistachios have been recalled because of microbial contamination - Salmonella
What to do: Do not consume, use, sell, serve or distribute recalled products
Distribution: Ontario
Brand |
Product |
Size |
UPC |
Codes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Nut works |
Raw whole pistachios |
150 g |
803871 603801 |
LOT: 24115063 |
Brand |
Product |
Size |
UPC |
Codes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Nut works |
Raw whole pistachios |
150 g |
803871 603801 |
LOT: 24115063 |
Recall in Hebrew is here.
Following consumer complaints of an altered scent emanating from some of the products, the importer Tempo Drinks Ltd. issues a recall for its mineral water and sparkling mineral water of the San Benedetto brand.
Recall in Hebrew is here
November 11, 2024: From the Central Rabbinical Congress:
"We have received halachic inquires about the increasingly popular Royo Bread which carries out kashrus certification.
November 7, 2024: From the COR Detroit and confirmed by the Star-D :
BASKIN-ROBBINS “NON-DAIRY” ICE CREAM & SORBET FLAVORS, including Non-Dairy Cookies ‘n Crème, Non-Dairy Mint ChocoChunk, Daiquiri Ice, and Lemon Sorbet, are certified Star-D Dairy. The Star-K has confirmed that these products should be considered Dairy, and not only Dairy Equipment [DE].
November 14, 2024 from the KLBD:
The OU have advised that Jelly Belly products p.41 are now coming in to the UK
without the OU logo. These products are neither kosher certified nor approved
Only packs bearing the OU logo should be purchased.
August 18, 2024 from the OU:
Jelly Belly Candy Company
Issue: Jelly Belly has informed the Orthodox Union that, due to changes in one of their factories, Jelly Belly products produced in that location will soon no longer be kosher. There is no change in the Jelly Belly formulation, but because of production changes, other non-kosher products will be produced on shared equipment. As a result, all Jelly Belly products sold outside of North America will soon appear in packaging without an OU symbol. Some limited production Jelly Belly items (mostly seasonal items) in North America will also lose their OU symbol. All bulk Jelly Belly jelly beans sold in North America will continue to be produced under OU’s supervision, and most retail-sized varieties that North American consumers see in stores will remain certified, as well. Consumers are encouraged to check for the OU symbol on all Jelly Belly packaging before purchasing the products.
November 14, 2024: From KLBD:
Products ranges under the following brands are no longer KLBD certified or approved:
November 14, 2024: From KLBD:
Rowse Honeys, p.68-9
The following are no longer KLBD certified when the label does not bear
the KLBD logo:
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