so what does this mean?  that it now contains dairy, or that it's just no
longer classified as pareve kosher?

zen


>SOYMAGE Loses Kosher Pareve Certification - 2/98
>
>Galaxy Foods Soymage line is marketed as completely dairy free, contains no
>animal fats and no casein and is the world's largest line of pareve kosher
>cheese products. But due to discrepancies in the production process this
>line of dairy-free cheeses has lost it's kosher status from the Orthodox
>Union. Pareve is the Kosher status given foods that are certified as dairy
>free under strict kosher laws. Because if this problem we cannot recommend
>any soymage products until Galaxy Foods regains it's Kosher pareve
>certification again.
>
>We also caution that this line of cheeses was still marked as pareve kosher
>after the certification was pulled per our kashrus source*. The following
>cheeses in this line can no longer officially carry the OU parve symbol and
>we
>advise shouldn't be eaten by persons that require dairy-free diets.
>
> 1. Soy Singles - Individually Wrapped
> Slices
>
>- Mozzarella
>- Yellow
>- American
>
>                                        4. Chunks - Low Fat
>
>                                              - Mozzarella
>                                              - Cheddar
>                                              - Jalapeno
>                                              - Italian Herb
>
>  2. Soymage Grated Parmesan
>                                        5. Soymage Cream Cheese
>  3. Soymage Sour Cream
>
>
>
>*Source: Kashrut.com received the above kashrus alert information by fax
>from the Orthodox Union on September 22, 1997 and again on January 22, 1998.