March 18, 2021 from the Jerusalem Kosher News:
Badatz Beit Yosef recalling Listerine and those who purchased it are advised not to use for Pesach
Ed. note: This product was produced in Italy.
Ed. note 2: For people in the US: Listerine Cool Mint Antiseptic is listed as acceptable in the 2021 Star-K Quick-Pick Persona Care List
March 18, 2021 from the ORB:
Please be advised that the following meats purchased before March, 18 2021 at Winn Dixie Aventura in the deli section are NOT KOSHER FOR PASSOVER:
March 18, 2021 from the cRc responding to a question asked by a reader:
March 22, 2018: From the Beth Din of Johannesburg:
Non-Kosher for Pesach GEFEN KETCHUP was sent in error by the supplier to Kosherworld and Norwood Spar. The company apologises for the error, and the product was immediately recalled from retail shelves.
The Kosher for Pesach Gefen Ketchup must bear the OU-P logo on the packaging.
If you purchased the incorrect stock, please return it to the retailer for a full refund or exchange.
March 17, 2021 from New Square Kosher Council:
Please note that New Square Kosher Council does NOT certify any of Freeda Vitamins for Passover.
March 17, 2021 from Freeda Vitamins:
Freeda products do NOT contain Chametz.
Freeda products should be assumed to contain Kitniyos ingredients.
The above statements have not been reviewed by New Square Kosher.
Please consult your Rabbi for any specific questions you may have about using Freeda products on Pesach.
March 16, 2021 from the Israeli Cheif Rabbinate:
הרבנות מודיעה כי חטיף נוגט צרפתי של החברה א. אטיאס קוד יצור 05021 אינו כשר כלל לפסח ונפלה טעות בהדפסה כפי שרואים בתמונה המצורפת
Translated by Google Translate: The rabbinate announces that the company's French nougat snack a. Atias production code 05021 is not kosher at all for Passover and a printing error occurred as seen in the photo.
March 16, 2021 from the AKC:
Absolutely Gluten Free Potato Crisps comes in Passover certified and non-Passover certified versions. The Absolutely Gluten Free Potato Crisps sold at the Spicy Peach and other places are NOT kosher for Passover. Check for the Passover designation before use on Passover.
March 16, 2021 from the Scroll-K:
March 15, 2021 from the COR Twitter:
Some Lipton Unsweetened Iced Teas have maltodextrin listed in the ingredients. They are not acceptable for Pesach
March 15, 2021 from the Dallas Vaad and Kosher Atlanta:
Ensure with fiber may contain Chametz and should not be used on Passover. Other varieties of Ensure do not contain Chametz.
Ensure: For Use by an infant or someone who is ill. The following are some varieties that are acceptable for someone who is ill:
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