September 21, 2020: From the OU:
Season Kipper Snacks, Season Brand Products:
This product was previously OUP certified (Kosher for Passover) year round. Due to Covid-19 related challenges, this product was produced as non-kosher and the OU has been removed. There may be OU and non-OU product available in the market simultaneously. Rest assured, product bearing the OUP symbol is in fact kosher.
THE ALERTS THAT ARE BELOW THIS ARE FROM PASSOVER 2020. SOME OF THESE PRODUCTS MIGHT BE AROUND DUE TO A LONG SHELF LIFE OR THE PROBLEMS INVOLVED ARE STILL RELEVENT.
April 13, 2020 from the OK:
Oh! Nuts White Chocolate Covered Pretzels with Gold Pearls, Oh! Nuts, Brooklyn, NY 11230 has a mistaken Use of OK P Symbol:
A limited amount of Oh! Nuts White Chocolate Covered Pretzels with Gold Pearls were mistakenly labeled with an OK P.
This product is NOT kosher for Passover.
April 13, 2020 from the OK:
Klein’s Naturals Cranberry Mix, Klein’s Naturals, Brooklyn, NY 11232 has a mistaken Use of OK P Symbol:
Klein’s Naturals Cranberry Mix was mistakenly printed with the OK P symbol. This product is NOT certified for Passover. Corrective actions are being taken.
April 7, 2020 from the COR Detroit:
BABY / CHILDREN PRODUCTS: For the convenience of our readers, we list here a summary of some commonly used Baby / Children products approved for Pesach by Rabbi Bess and Star-K:
April 7, 2020 from the COR Detroit:
YARDEN frozen FAVA BEANS mistakenly states (in Hebrew) Kosher l’Pesach 'l'lo chashash kitniyos'”. This product is kitniyos, and should say "l'ochlei kitniyos" (only for those who eat kitniyos on Pesach).
April 8, 2020 from the COR Detroit:
BODEK frozen BUTTERNUT SQUASH is Kosher for Pesach, even if the bag does not state so.
April 7, 2020 from the COR Detroit:
KLEIN’S REAL KOSHER VANILLA ICE CREAM CHOCOLATE COATED BARS 6 Packs bear Pesach certification on some packages. These packages are Kosher for Pesach only if the individual bars inside are in special clear plastic wrappers with no wording. Some Pesach marked packages mistakenly contain bars in regular preprinted wrappers that list many ingredients including corn syrup, mono and diglycerides, lecithin, etc. These bars are not certified for Pesach and contain kitniyos, and should be put away until after Pesach.
April 7, 2020 from EarthKosher:
Please be advised that Boston Fruit Slices certified by Earth Kosher Kosher for Passover has mistakenly been labeled as containing canola oil. There was no canola oil in the production. Cottonseed oil was used for this specific production.
It is indeed kosher l’Pesach
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