Chapter 6. List of Products That Do and Do Not Require Kosher Certification for Pesach

Paper glue / Scotch tape / hot glue – do not require kosher certification Paper cups (cardboard) - require kosher certification for Passover Plastic cups - do not require kosher certification for Passover Disposable latex gloves - if they contain powder, they require kosher certification for Passover Baking paper - requires kosher certification for Passover Wet wipes and moist tissues – if they do not touch food, they do not require kosher certification Paper towels - require kosher certification for Passover Mouthwash - it is proper that it be kosher for Passover Cupcake liners - require kosher certification for Passover Nylon tablecloths - do not require kosher certification for Passover Paper tablecloths and napkins - do not require kosher certification for Passover (when they do not touch food) Plastic tablecloths - do not require kosher certification for Passover Toothpaste - it is proper that it be kosher for Passover Cling film – it is proper that it be kosher for Passover Paper for wrapping matzot - requires kosher certification for Passover Wrapping paper for lining cabinets - does not require kosher certification for Passover (only when it remains dry) Dish soap – it is proper that it be kosher for Passover Disposable pots - see aluminum pans Plastic cutlery - does not require kosher certification for Passover Paper plates - require kosher certification for Passover Aluminum foil - see aluminum pans Nylon bags - do not require kosher certification for Passover Cardboard / paper baking pans - require kosher certification for Passover Disposable aluminum pans and foil with year-round kosher certification – it is proper that they be kosher for Passover, due to concern for kitniyot oil)