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January 23, 2019 This is to certify that the following product(s) prepared by Lundberg Family Farms, 5311 Midway, PO Box 369, Richvale, CA 95974 at the following facilitie(s) are under the supervision of the Kashruth Division of the Orthodox Union and are kosher as indicated below. Aaron Thomas Company Inc.-Garden Grove, 7421 Chapman Avenue, Garden Grove, CA California Natural Products-Lathrop [USDA #06-1430], 1250 East Lathrop Road, Lathrop, CA Dundee Fruit Company-McMinnville, 1974 Colvin Ct., McMinnville, OR Lundberg Family Farms-Richvale, 5311 Midway, Richvale, CA Maplegrove Gluten Free Foods Manufacturing Inc., 5010 Eucalyptus Avenue, Chino, CA Olive Oil Factory, LLC-Fairfield, 770 Chadbourne Road, Fairfield, CA Product Name UKD-ID Status Certification Requirements Brand: Lundberg • 073416000063 Eco-Farmed Apple Cinnamon Rice Cakes OUV3-1400A89 Pareve Symbol required. • 073416000216 Eco-Farmed Brown Rice Cakes Salt-Free OUV3-F326360 Pareve Symbol required. • 073416001558 Eco-Farmed Sweet Dreams Brown Rice Syrup OUV3-BF278C8 Pareve Symbol required. • 073416001855 Nutra-Farmed Brown Rice Syrup (Canadian) OUV3-9FCE4EC Pareve Symbol required. • 073416020054 Traditional Italian Risotto - Butternut Squash OUD3-38C0866 Dairy -D Symbol required. Use of the OU trademark must comply with the terms set forth in a written agreement with the Orthodox Union. Any other use of the OU trademark is not authorized. This certification is valid through 01/31/2020 Rabbi Menachem Genack, Rabbinic Administrator, CEO Page 1 of 19 January 23, 2019 Lundberg Family Farms (continued) This is to certify that the following product(s) prepared by this company at the facilitie(s) listed above are under the supervision of the Kashruth Division of the Orthodox Union and are kosher as indicated below. Product Name UKD-ID Status Certification Requirements Brand: Lundberg (continued) • Brown Rice Rice Cakes Lightly Salted OUV3-59AD6C1 Pareve Symbol required. • Eco-Farmed Rice Bran OUV3-16E7C77 Pareve Symbol required. • Eco-Farmed Rice Hulls OUV3-2DC1CBA Pareve Symbol required. • Organic Brown Long Grain Rice ( UPC # : 073416003064) OUV3-240F5A5 Pareve Symbol required. • Organic Toasted Coconut Flakes OUV3-5830382 Pareve Symbol required. • Rice Syrup OUV3-631C82C Pareve Symbol required. • Sweet Dreams Brown Rice Syrup/Sirop de Riz Brun OUV3-AF45CB6 Pareve Symbol required. • Sweet Dreams Organic Brown Rice Syrup OUV3-86A55DA Pareve Symbol required. • Wild Blend Rice (UPC #: 073416004306) OUV3-1551262 Pareve Symbol required. Brand: Lundberg EcoFarmed Use of the OU trademark must comply with the terms set forth in a written agreement with the Orthodox Union. Any other use of the OU trademark is not authorized. This certification is valid through 01/31/2020 Rabbi Menachem Genack, Rabbinic Administrator, CEO Page 2 of 19 January 23, 2019 Lundberg Family Farms (continued) This is to certify that the following product(s) prepared by this company at the facilitie(s) listed above are under the supervision of the Kashruth Division of the Orthodox Union and are kosher as indicated below. Product Name UKD-ID Status Certification Requirements Brand: Lundberg EcoFarmed (continued) • Sweet Dreams Brown Rice Syrup OUV3-F531014 Pareve Symbol required. Brand: Lundberg EcoFarmed/Nutra-Farmed • 073416003255 Eco-Farmed Jubilee Rice - 1lb OUV3-DE2B1C8 Pareve Symbol required. • 073416004351 Eco-Farmed Wild Blend Rice - 25lb OUV3-809A399 Pareve Symbol required. • 073416004719 Nutra-Farmed Black Japonica (Canadian) - 1lb OUV3-C0EAC6F Pareve Symbol required. • 073416005129 White Rice Flour OUV3-93A061E Pareve Symbol required. • 073416005501 Eco-Farmed Brown Rice Flour OUV3-F871333 Pareve Symbol required. • 073416040229 Eco-Farmed California White Jasmine Rice - 2lb OUV3-34F0B46 Pareve Symbol required. • 073416050907 Eco-Farmed White Arborio Rice - 25lb OUV3-DFFE484 Pareve Symbol required. • 073416090200 Countrywild Rice - 25lb OUV3-D23453E Pareve Symbol required. Use of the OU trademark must comply with the terms set forth in a written agreement with the Orthodox Union. Any other use of the OU trademark is not authorized. This certification is valid through 01/31/2020 Rabbi Menachem Genack, Rabbinic Administrator, CEO Page 3 of 19 January 23, 2019 Lundberg Family Farms (continued) This is to certify that the following product(s) prepared by this company at the facilitie(s) listed above are under the supervision of the Kashruth Division of the Orthodox Union and are kosher as indicated below. Product Name UKD-ID Status Certification Requirements Brand: Lundberg EcoFarmed/Nutra-Farmed (continued) • 073416197626 Eco-Farmed Long Grain Brown Rice - 2lb OUV3-B059391 Pareve Symbol required. • 073416300156 Eco-Farmed Wehani Rice - 25lb OUV3-7BE7056 Pareve Symbol required. • 073416401013 Eco-Farmed Short Grain Brown Rice - 25lb OUV3-A197F71 Pareve Symbol required. • 073416401426 Eco-Farmed Sweet Brown Rice - 25lb OUV3-8B5814E Pareve Symbol required. • 073416401518 Eco-Farmed American White Basmati Rice - 25lb OUV3-075C0F0 Pareve Symbol required. • 073416401525 Eco-Farmed California Brown Basmati Rice - 2lb OUV3-13A194C Pareve Symbol required. • 073416401532 Eco-Farmed California White Basmati Rice - 2lb OUV3-2307987 Pareve Symbol required. • 073416450967 Eco-Farmed Wild Rice - 25lb OUV3-3BB2A95 Pareve Symbol required. • 073416505902 Eco-Farmed Long Grain White Rice - 25lb OUV3-DABDE40 Pareve Symbol required. • 073416511309 Eco-Farmed Black Pearl Rice OUV3-A82F595 Pareve Symbol required. Use of the OU trademark must comply with the terms set forth in a written agreement with the Orthodox Union. Any other use of the OU trademark is not authorized. This certification is valid through 01/31/2020 Rabbi Menachem Genack, Rabbinic Administrator, CEO Page 4 of 19 January 23, 2019 Lundberg Family Farms (continued) This is to certify that the following product(s) prepared by this company at the facilitie(s) listed above are under the supervision of the Kashruth Division of the Orthodox Union and are kosher as indicated below. Product Name UKD-ID Status Certification Requirements Brand: Lundberg EcoFarmed/Nutra-Farmed (continued) • Eco-Farmed Wild Rice OUV3-KDBE3HC Pareve Symbol required. • Jasmine Rice-Brown & White OUV3-C1C3C2B Pareve Symbol required. • Medium Grain Rice-Brown & White OUV3-AE705E4 Pareve Symbol required. • Parboiled Brown Rice Flour OUV3-2D856E0 Pareve Symbol required. Brand: Lundberg Family Farms • 073416003101 Organic California Brown Basmati Rice - 1lb OUV3-4C49804 Pareve Symbol required. • 073416526501 Thin Stackers Red Rice & Quinoa- 0.5 oz OUV3-CX9ZK9H Pareve Symbol required. • 073416530901 Thin Stackers- Cracked Black Pepper 0.5 oz OUV3-B4MKTIJ Pareve Symbol required. • 073416553002 Organic Thin Stackers- Cracked Black Pepper OUV3-JHCXYMJ Pareve Symbol required. • 073416553101 Organic Thin Stackers- Black Rice OUV3-D514PMT Pareve Symbol required. Use of the OU trademark must comply with the terms set forth in a written agreement with the Orthodox Union. Any other use of the OU trademark is not authorized. This certification is valid through 01/31/2020 Rabbi Menachem Genack, Rabbinic Administrator, CEO Page 5 of 19 January 23, 2019 Lundberg Family Farms (continued) This is to certify that the following product(s) prepared by this company at the facilitie(s) listed above are under the supervision of the Kashruth Division of the Orthodox Union and are kosher as indicated below. Product Name UKD-ID Status Certification Requirements Brand: Lundberg Family Farms (continued) • 073416553200 Organic Thin Stackers- Sorghum OUV3-XY2AHWT Pareve Symbol required. • 073416558304 Organic Thin Stackers- Crushed Red Pepper OUV3-OVEVPEP Pareve Symbol required. • 073416558403 Organic Thin Stackers- Basil & Thyme OUV3-GUWFW8E Pareve Symbol required. • 073416561007 Thin Stackers- Basil & Thyme 0.5 oz OUV3-0TOSHTI Pareve Symbol required. • 073416561106 Thin Stackers- Crushed Red Pepper 0.5 oz OUV3-DJE9FJ9 Pareve Symbol required. • 073416561601 Thin Stackers Fine Herbs 6oz CDN OUV3-FHKYEES Pareve Symbol required. • 073416561700 Thin Stackers Cracked Black Pepper 6oz CDN OUV3-V3ZYA0W Pareve Symbol required. • 073416561809 Thin Stackers Crushed Red Pepper 6oz CDN OUV3-JAFN88N Pareve Symbol required. • 073416562400 Thin Stackers Brown Rice LS 0.5 oz OUV3-IRZ0CIG Pareve Symbol required. Use of the OU trademark must comply with the terms set forth in a written agreement with the Orthodox Union. Any other use of the OU trademark is not authorized. This certification is valid through 01/31/2020 Rabbi Menachem Genack, Rabbinic Administrator, CEO Page 6 of 19 January 23, 2019 Lundberg Family Farms (continued) This is to certify that the following product(s) prepared by this company at the facilitie(s) listed above are under the supervision of the Kashruth Division of the Orthodox Union and are kosher as indicated below. Product Name UKD-ID Status Certification Requirements Brand: Lundberg Family Farms (continued) • 073416562806 Thin Stackers White Chocolate, Lemon Poppy OUD3-KWQJIWA Dairy -D Symbol required. Seed • 073416562905 Thin Stackers White Chocolate, Strawberry OUD3-CHO1JLX Dairy -D Symbol required. Cheesecake • 073416563001 Thin Stackers Dark Chocolate, Decadent Dark OUD3-UXDSN5Q Dairy -D Symbol required. • 073416563209 Thin Stackers Dark Chocolate, Spicy Mocha OUD3-0RILUOO Dairy -D Symbol required. • 073416563308 Thin Stackers Dark Cocolate, Coconut Sprinkle OUD3-IIONNQK Dairy -D Symbol required. • 073416563407 Thin Stackers Dark Chocolate, Cherry Bliss OUD3-PZGXUTY Dairy -D Symbol required. •
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