Kosher Food Alerts and Mislabeled Products
Tic Tac products, manufactured in Europe with Hebrew kosher certification writing on it, and distributed in Israel over the last several years, have been accepted as kosher. However, it has now been discovered that there was recently a falsifying of documents regarding that product, changing the kosher status on it.
Each package has a date on the label, and any product manufactured after January 1, 2006, should not be considered kosher, even with the kosher certification on the label. All other Tic Tac products that do not bear any kosher certification are, of course, also not kosher.
All Tic Tac product that is currently being sold in cRc supervised stores has been checked and is acceptable for consumption.
The following products Tic-Tac mints as well as Snickers, Mars and Bounty ice-cream, branded as kosher, are in fact non-kosher.
1 Comments:
At 6:58 PM, Anonymous said…
a note for all you hassids...
hebrew letters on something doesnt make it kosher. there are too many joker rabbis out there who put hebrew on the package and they dont know one body part from another when it comes to kashrus.
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