Kosher for Passover Products Used for Chametz

Foods kosher for Passover

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Question

Products that are kosher for Passover but were opened and used before Passover. For example: cheese, hummus, ketchup, spices, sugar, coffee, disposable utensils. Can they be used on Passover, stored, or sold?

Answer

Hello,

Any product that was used for chametz without supervision should be suspected of having chametz crumbs, and it should not be used on Passover.

Since this is only a concern and a mixture, there is no problem selling them to a non-Jew and using them after Passover.

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