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Letter of Certification the Following Products the Company Named Below Are Certified Kosher with the Following Certification Requirements Letter of Certification The following products the company named below are certified kosher with the following certification requirements. Unilever Ice Cream Code Brand Product Status Requires UKD ID 909 Packerland Drive, P O 84113371 Magnum Almond Dairy COR707290 Box 19007 Breyers BL Creamsicle Dairy COR456463 Green Bay, Wisconsin 84127808 Fruttare Banana Milk Bar Dairy COR716543 UNITED STATES, 543079007 Fruit 84127433 Fruttare Banana Milk Bar Dairy COR870812 Fruit 84127812 Fruttare Banana Milk Bar Dairy COR953832 Fruit 7739701 Breyers Big Bear Sandwich (Single Serve) Dairy COR18821 Novelties Breyers Birthday Blast Dairy COR285799 Expires: November 30 2021 Blends Breyers Breyers Classic Chocolate Dairy COR974651 Blends Explosion 84125809 Breyers Breyers Vanilla Honey Yogurt Dairy COR387107 Rabbi Dovid Rosen 84121991 Creamery Butterscotch Ripple Dairy COR684050 Kashrus Administrator Style Breyers Butterscotch Ripple Ice Cream Dairy COR33532 Cream Style Note: Ice Cream Unauthorized use of the COR symbol is a violation of applicable food labeling statutes and copyright law. 84121990 Breyers CREAMERY STYLE Dairy COR286038 CHOCOLATE Letter # 280973214 October 01, 2021 3200 Dufferin Street #308 | Toronto, ON M6A 3B2 | 416.635.9550 | [email protected] | www.cor.ca Letter of Certification The following products the company named below are certified kosher with the following certification requirements. Unilever Ice Cream Code Brand Product Status Requires UKD ID 909 Packerland Drive, P O 84113936 Breyers Cadbury Caramilk Bar Dairy COR448415 Blends Box 19007 Breyers Caramel Fudge Brownies Dairy COR 83 Dairy COR971098 Green Bay, Wisconsin Blends UNITED STATES, 543079007 84124096 Breyers Caramel Fudge Ice Cream Dairy COR185205 Cream Style Ice Cream 84122501 Popsicle Cherry Bar DE COR820798 8103000 Breyers Chocolate Dairy COR10097 Classic 84113601 Breyers Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Ice Dairy COR190190 Classic Cream Expires: November 30 2021 Good Chocolate Duos Dairy COR359638 Humor Breyers 84113600 Breyers Chocolate Explosion Dairy COR412852 Classic Rabbi Dovid Rosen Kashrus Administrator Breyers Chocolate Ice Cream Dairy COR34158 Cream Style Ice Cream Note: 84113370 Magnum Classic Dairy COR408935 Unauthorized use of the COR symbol is a violation of applicable food labeling statutes and copyright law. 84113284 Magnum Classic Mini Dairy COR206375 Letter # 280973214 October 01, 2021 3200 Dufferin Street #308 | Toronto, ON M6A 3B2 | 416.635.9550 | [email protected] | www.cor.ca Letter of Certification The following products the company named below are certified kosher with the following certification requirements. Unilever Ice Cream Code Brand Product Status Requires UKD ID 909 Packerland Drive, P O 84127438 Fruttare Coconut Milk Bar Dairy COR509738 Fruit Box 19007 Green Bay, Wisconsin 84115714 Breyers Cone Caramel Novelties Dairy COR01323 UNITED STATES, 543079007 7784602 Klondike Cookie Sandwich Dairy COR211245 8112000 Breyers Cookies & Cream Dairy COR41357 Classic Breyers Cookies & Cream Ice Cream Dairy COR53935 Cream Style Ice Cream Breyers Cookies Dough Dairy COR31672 Classic Expires: November 30 2021 Popsicle Creamsicle - Blueberry Novelties Dairy COR55141 Popsicle Creamsicle - Orange Novelties Dairy COR54828 Popsicle Creamsicle - Raspberry Novelties Dairy COR55454 Breyers Creamsicle Swirl Dairy COR26985 Rabbi Dovid Rosen Classic Kashrus Administrator 84121236 Creamery Dark Cherry Vanilla Dairy COR877807 Style Note: 84113347 Magnum Dark Chocolate Mini Dairy COR159117 Unauthorized use of the COR symbol is a violation of applicable food labeling 84113348 Magnum Double Caramel Dairy COR337624 statutes and copyright law. Letter # 280973214 October 01, 2021 3200 Dufferin Street #308 | Toronto, ON M6A 3B2 | 416.635.9550 | [email protected] | www.cor.ca Letter of Certification The following products the company named below are certified kosher with the following certification requirements. Unilever Ice Cream Code Brand Product Status Requires UKD ID 909 Packerland Drive, P O 84114493 Magnum Double Caramel Dairy COR449442 Box 19007 84128065 Magnum Double Caramel Dairy COR164291 Green Bay, Wisconsin 84113349 Magnum Double Chocolate Dairy COR521777 UNITED STATES, 543079007 84125810 Breyers Double Chocolate Yogurt Dairy COR321857 Popsicle Fat Free Fudgsicle Novelties Dairy COR22890 Breyers French Vanilla Dairy COR760435 Classic Breyers French Vanilla Dairy COR520224 Classic Breyers French Vanilla Ice Cream Dairy COR68668 Expires: November 30 2021 Cream Style Ice Cream 84108408 Good Fudgesicle Fudge Bars Dairy COR252144 Humor 84114604 Popsicle Fudgesicle Supersicle Fudge Dairy COR529818 Rabbi Dovid Rosen Popsicle Fudgsicle Novelties Dairy COR53889 Kashrus Administrator Popsicle Fudgsicle Xtreme Fudge Dairy COR50794 Novelties Note: Unauthorized use of the COR symbol is 84129635 Breyers Giant Strawberry King Cone Dairy COR165265 a violation of applicable food labeling Novelties statutes and copyright law. Letter # 280973214 October 01, 2021 3200 Dufferin Street #308 | Toronto, ON M6A 3B2 | 416.635.9550 | [email protected] | www.cor.ca Letter of Certification The following products the company named below are certified kosher with the following certification requirements. Unilever Ice Cream Code Brand Product Status Requires UKD ID 909 Packerland Drive, P O Magnum Gold Mini Dairy COR211740 Box 19007 84131713 Popsicle Grape Bar DE COR874901 Green Bay, Wisconsin 84121197 Breyers Half Fat Natural Vanilla Ice Cream Dairy COR767901 UNITED STATES, 543079007 84121202 Breyers Half the Fat Creme Brulee Dairy COR417592 8106000 Breyers Heavenly Hash Dairy COR41983 Classic Magnum Infinity Dairy COR567600 Good Jelly Belly Dairy COR286570 Humor Breyers Expires: November 30 2021 84115717 Breyers KL VANILLA CHOCOLATE Dairy COR54043 CONE 84120907 Klondike KONDIKE BAR KRUNCH Dairy COR934253 Good Kandy Peanut Bar Dairy COR340023 Humor Rabbi Dovid Rosen Breyers Kashrus Administrator 84125901 Klondike Klondike Puck bar Dairy COR183072 84132710 Good Krispy Krunch Bar Novelties Dairy COR997551 Note: Humor Unauthorized use of the COR symbol is Breyers a violation of applicable food labeling statutes and copyright law. Letter # 280973214 October 01, 2021 3200 Dufferin Street #308 | Toronto, ON M6A 3B2 | 416.635.9550 | [email protected] | www.cor.ca Letter of Certification The following products the company named below are certified kosher with the following certification requirements. Unilever Ice Cream Code Brand Product Status Requires UKD ID 909 Packerland Drive, P O Breyers Light Vanilla Dairy COR03836 Classic Box 19007 Breyers Light Vanilla Ice Cream Dairy COR29150 Green Bay, Wisconsin Cream Style UNITED STATES, 543079007 Ice Cream 84120909 Klondike MINT CHOCOLATE CHIP BAR Dairy COR374135 84129833 Breyers Maple Nutty Twist Dairy COR621888 Classic Breyers Maple Nutty Twist Dairy COR158257 Classic 8111000 Breyers Maple Sugar Crunch Dairy COR04462 Classic Expires: November 30 2021 Breyers Maple Walnut Ice Cream Dairy COR59210 Cream Style Ice Cream 84127810 Fruttare Milk Bar Coconut Dairy COR914029 Fruit Rabbi Dovid Rosen Kashrus Administrator Fruttare Milk Mixed Berry Dairy COR142300 Fruit Popsicle Mini Sandwiches Dairy COR283054 Note: Unauthorized use of the COR symbol is Breyers Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream Dairy COR35410 a violation of applicable food labeling statutes and copyright law. Classic Letter # 280973214 October 01, 2021 3200 Dufferin Street #308 | Toronto, ON M6A 3B2 | 416.635.9550 | [email protected] | www.cor.ca Letter of Certification The following products the company named below are certified kosher with the following certification requirements. Unilever Ice Cream Code Brand Product Status Requires UKD ID 909 Packerland Drive, P O Breyers Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream Dairy COR29580 Cream Style Box 19007 Ice Cream Green Bay, Wisconsin 84121243 Breyers Mrs. Fields Chocolate Fudge Dairy COR6327 UNITED STATES, 543079007 Blends Brownie 84136204 Breyers Neapolitan Dairy COR40105 Classic Breyers Neapolitan Ice Cream Dairy COR29463 Cream Style Ice Cream Breyers Neopolitan Dairy COR288209 Classic Expires: November 30 2021 84121993 Creamery Neopolitan Dairy COR709897 Style 7980600 Breyers Oh Henry! Ice Cream Dairy COR197169 Blends 7785300 Breyers Oh Henry! Ice Cream Bar Dairy COR17256 Rabbi Dovid Rosen Blends Novelties Kashrus Administrator 84121852 Popsicle Orange Cherry Grape Novelties DE COR748419 84121844 Popsicle Orange Cherry Grape Novelties DE COR335258 Note: Unauthorized use of the COR symbol is 2492 Popsicle Orange Cherry Grape Novelties DE COR987168 a violation of applicable food labeling statutes and copyright law. 84109820 Popsicle Orange Cherry Grape Novelties DE COR39298 Letter # 280973214 October 01, 2021 3200 Dufferin Street #308 | Toronto, ON M6A 3B2 | 416.635.9550 | [email protected] | www.cor.ca Letter of Certification The following products the company named below are certified kosher with the following certification requirements. Unilever Ice Cream Code Brand Product Status Requires UKD ID 909 Packerland Drive, P O 84116893 Popsicle Orange Cherry Grape Novelties DE COR447587 Box 19007 84129633 Popsicle Orange Cherry Grape Novelties DE COR130733 Green Bay, Wisconsin 84121511 Klondike Original Bar Dairy COR268676 UNITED STATES, 543079007 84121510 Klondike Original Bar Dairy COR729791 84113627 Klondike Original Bar CDA Dairy COR836824 84109840 Popsicle PS FIRECRACKER DE COR363117 84124227 Popsicle PS FIRECRACKER DE COR475949 84122200 Popsicle PS FIRECRACKER DE COR744912 84131763 Popsicle PS Firecracker DE COR468625 Expires: November 30 2021 Good PS Maynards Sour Patch Dairy COR663592
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