Chapter 6. List of Products That Do and Do Not Require Kosher Certification for Pesach
Paper glue / tape / hot glue
– do not require kosher certification
Paper cups (cardboard)
- require kosher certification for Pesach
Plastic cups
- do not require kosher certification for Pesach
Disposable latex gloves
- if they contain powder, they require kosher certification for Pesach
Baking paper
- requires kosher certification for Pesach
Wet wipes and moist tissues
– if they do not come into contact with food, they do not require kosher certification
Paper towels
- require kosher certification for Pesach
Mouthwash
- it is proper that it be kosher for Pesach
Cupcake liners
- require kosher certification for Pesach
Nylon tablecloths
- do not require kosher certification for Pesach
Paper tablecloths and napkins
- do not require kosher certification for Pesach (when they do not come into contact with food)
Plastic tablecloths
- do not require kosher certification for Pesach
Toothpaste
- it is proper that it be kosher for Pesach
Plastic wrap
– it is proper that it be kosher for Pesach
Paper for wrapping matzot
- requires kosher certification for Pesach
Wrapping paper for lining cupboards
- does not require kosher certification for Pesach (only when it remains dry)
Dish soap
– it is proper that it be kosher for Pesach
Disposable pots
- see aluminum pans
Plastic cutlery
- does not require kosher certification for Pesach
Paper plates
- require kosher certification for Pesach
Aluminum foil
- see aluminum pans
Plastic bags
- do not require kosher certification for Pesach
Cardboard / paper baking pans
- require kosher certification for Pesach
Disposable aluminum pans and foil with year-round kosher certification
– it is proper that they be kosher for Pesach due to concern for kitniyot oil)
