Most hashgochas do not keep a log of traceability for canned goods. Therefore when a packer purchases unlabeled canned goods at a good price & puts on his own label with the Hashgocha, the item is to be considered as non-certified kosher, which most kosher consumers will not accept.
It's alleged that the Delight Company (California Delight) or any other name they may use is a packer that purchases on the open marked "unlabeled canned goods' and labels them with labels that have a Hashgocha.
Of Course you'll find some of their product with a code that indicates a hashgocha, but a lot of the product is bought unlabeled & sold in areas where people don't check for codes.
Isn't it of interest that he is always cheaper, never runs out of product.
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Code from Glicks Tuna CRCP & OUP1054HN TCTH K B109
NEXT LINE.
CRCKFPAWAE
Looks like CRCKosher for Pesach . WAE water?
CAL Delight Code:
1054HN TCTH K B110
next line
RAVECKSTARKP
Swcond line in both cases looks like hechsherim, Rav Eckstien & StarKP
Bottom line same thing, just Cal Delight a newer batch.
Both of course have no date, so they could sell it to you in 20 years if the cans haven't rusted out yet.
Again no date is a very bad sign of honesty & ehrlichkeit.
Shouldn'y one question the hechsher too?
Yudel if this code is a adte please give it.
the codes are a date
BTW, tuna in water stay three years in oil 4 years
Who needs all these pesky barcodes & other ofanei traceability? What's the purpose except to give ammunition & proof to all these 'troublemaker' gumshoes like Yudel that something is nisht kusher?
Is the company Lakewood Delight on the market yet??? It’s like when matin chain came out they created a rumer that Coke has snake juice in it.
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