KOSHER Compliance
Welcome to Digital Way Startup Kosher compliance refers to adherence to the dietary laws and regulations set forth in Jewish dietary laws, which are outlined in the Torah, specifically in the books of Leviticus and Deuteronomy. The term "kosher" means "fit" or "proper" in Hebrew, and the laws define what foods are considered acceptable for consumption by those following Jewish dietary practices.
- Kosher Certification: Many food products and facilities seek kosher certification from a recognized kosher certification authority. This involves supervision of the production process to ensure compliance with kosher dietary laws.
- Kosher Symbols: Products that meet kosher standards often bear a kosher certification symbol (hechsher) on their packaging. Different symbols represent different kosher certifying organizations.
- Passover Compliance: During the Passover holiday, the consumption of leavened products (chametz) is prohibited. Special Passover-friendly products are used during this time.