Liberte (sans Egalite ou Fraternite)
Mar. 18th, 2005 05:39 pmEarlier this week I finally got around to emailing Liberte, the company that makes my favorite six-grain fruited yogurt. Which, until recently, had been certified kosher. As I discovered with Farwing, the fruited ones are still certified, but the six-grain ones aren't. So I figured letting them know at least one person noticed wouldn't hurt.
This afternoon I got a reply:
I hope they get it worked out soon.
And now I know that we're not getting the whole line in the stores I've seen. Marzipan-orange yogurt! Date-fig-raisin yogurt! Apple pie yogurt! They definitely sound worth trying.
(And I also know they likely more a Francophone company, if the English in this reply is anything to go on....)
This afternoon I got a reply:
We would like to assure you that nothing has been changed in our recipe, but according to Montréal Kosher some of our yogourt such as: plum and walnut, mocha, lemon, hazelnut, coconut, apple pie, marzipan/orange, banana split, date/fig/raisins and all 6 grains line, cannot be considered as kosher anymore. We are working in accordance with the Montreal Kosher rabbi to get the products autorized again. Please rest assure, this is something out of our control.
I hope they get it worked out soon.
And now I know that we're not getting the whole line in the stores I've seen. Marzipan-orange yogurt! Date-fig-raisin yogurt! Apple pie yogurt! They definitely sound worth trying.
(And I also know they likely more a Francophone company, if the English in this reply is anything to go on....)