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As of July 1st, Listerine Pocketpaks, made by Johnson and Johnson, will no longer be certified by the Kof-K.
That’s funny. I got that as a text fwd a few times from a friend.
the link for kapusta is:
stock up;)
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OH NO!!!!!!!
Please post the source of your alerts so it can be verified
Lesschumras, he did supply a link for the source, above. I guess if you like the pocketpacks, then you should stock up.
that sounds rong kapusta. i dunno
thanx for the update
$money$
GoldieLoxx: some places like restaurants actually lose their hashgacha cause of not paying the place that gives them the heshsher! so she’s not totally off!
but they wood not tell people to stop eating there from tuesday
when it expires theyd tell people to stop
i think they changed the recipe and all be4 the date is old kosher recipe and all after is new notkosher recipe
no proof just me thinkin
Why’s it so weird it always happens
“Johnson & Johnson, the manufacturer of LISTERINE POCKETPAKS has informed KOF-K Kosher Supervision that they will be discontinuing kosher certification of LISTERINE POCKETPAKS as of July 1, 2009. “
It sounds from this, that Johnson & Johnson has chosen to stop having the hashgacha. (This quote is from the link that aaron613 provided above)
I just got this as a text message from a friend:
FWD: Listerine PocketPaks made by Johnson & Johnson are back under the certification of the Kof-K. They can be bought even if there’s no hechsher on the
Now you can buy garlic again?
Does the kof k have a website to verify this?
They do have a website but I was unable to verify this. – 77
The person who sent that text out verified it with the kof k
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