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March 4, 2018 from Kosherquest.org:

Caution should be used when buying Matzos to be sure that they are not Chometz or in the category of "Matzah Ashira."
Some examples of this are Grape Matzo, Grape Bit Crackers, Egg Matzo, Egg Matzo Crackers, Egg Matzo Snack Bits, Chocolate Covered Egg Matzo and Tam Tam Crackers.
These items are only permissible for the elderly, ill or young children who are not able to properly digest regular Matzoh.

Yehuda Matzoh from Israel as well as Glick Matzos also make a Matzah look-alike as well as crackers made from tapioca starch. It is properly certified O/Up, however, keep in mind that the Bracha for these "faux Matzos" is shehakol and that they are not real Matzoh for any time that Matzoh is needed.

March 1, 2018 from KMD Mexico:

Se les recomienda revisar los productos autorizados para Pesaj antes de ser comprados en nuestras Tiendas autorizadas con el sello que los identifique como KOSHER LE PESAJ KMD para verificar que tengan las etiquetas correspondientes o revisar los anuncios que los productos que se venden en la tienda cuentan con nuestra supervision aptos para Pesaj.

You are advised to check that all Passover products bought in our stores are certified with the seal KOSHER FOR PASSOVER KMD, that they all have the correct labeling . Also check the notices in the stores to make sure they are under our Kosher for Passover supervision.

Ed. note: This is true everywhere. Check each product label for appropriate Passover certification.

Kosher Alert Five 5 Fish Tuna

November 28, 2017 from the OU:

Five 5 Fish Tuna Cans, Kislev 18, France has an unauthorized OU P:
The Orthodox Union does not certify Five 5 Fish products. This product is sold in France and bears an unauthorized OU P symbol. Corrective actions are being implemented.

April 6, 2017 from the OU:

Products requiring Passover certification must bear the OU-P or ‘OU Kosher For Passover’ designation. Some products, like Health Garden Xylitol, come in both OU and OU P varieties. Consumers should carefully look for the OU P designation to ascertain that the product is kosher for Passover.

April 6, 2017 from the COR Detroit Pesachgram:

SCHICK’S CHOCOLATE BABKA, which is chometz, is still being sold in the Passover section at Costco in Madison Heights, Michigan (see attached picture), despite repeated requests to the management to correct this. Consumers should voice their displeasure to Costco management.

Ed. note: Check each purchase for the Passover certification. There are many reports of product mix-ups and similar packaging for Passover and non-Passover products. For Ashkenazim be aware of many products containing kitniot in stores.