Krinos brand Manouri Greek Cheese Bears Unauthorized Badatz of Toronto Logo May 22, 2023
Krinos brand Manouri Greek Cheese (Bronx, NY) bears an unauthorized symbol of Badatz Toronto (a “TK” in a circle), Rabbi Moshe Salamon, Kashrus Administrator. This product is NOT kosher-certified by Badatz Toronto and they have been warned about this in the past. If used consult your rabbi for guidance as to whether you need to kasher your utensils.... read more |
Some Stew Leonard’s Tuna Bears Unauthorized “OU-P” March 30, 2023
The Stew Leonard's Tuna with a plain “OU” is authorized. The company in Thailand that is authorized to make Stew Leonard’s "OU" Tuna confirmed that they used only a plain “OU,” not an “OU-P.” The label with the “OU-P” was made in Vietnam and is not authorized even for year round “OU.” The cans with the plain “OU” are certified and the cans with the “OU-P” are not certified at all, not for Pesach and not for the rest of the year either. [This information has been corroborated with the “OU”.]
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Bobo Nuts Sour Cream Onion Cashews Bears Unauthorized "STAR-K" January 24, 2023
Bobo Nuts brand Sour Cream Onion Cashews, produced by Afro Turco Foods in Turkey and sold in Turkey, bear an unauthorized STAR-K symbol and are not kosher certified. The product contains dairy. Corrective action is being taken.... read more |
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