6: Members of the public finding labels with our symbol on products that do not appear on our website or the OK Kosher Food App, should bring this to our attention, either via the app or by sending an email to [email protected].
5: We have and will follow up vigorously with any company found to be using the OK Kosher certification mark illegally.
We would like to take this opportunity to remind consumers that, when in doubt, please refer to the OK Product Search on our website or on the OK Kosher app.
4: Consequently, any companies using the mark on products which have not been certified by OK Kosher, are infringing on our trademark rights and using a counterfeit mark.
3: The OK Kosher certification mark (a circle with a K) is a globally registered trademark, and represents to consumers that any product bearing the OK Kosher certification mark is certified by OK Kosher.
2: We would like to assure the public that our legal department and our attorneys have contested each such use of which we became aware and, to date, have been successful in defending our mark and having it removed from all instances of misuse.
1: OK Kosher Certification is aware that there have been several instances of companies misusing the OK Kosher certification mark in relation to ketogenic dietary claims, often with the word keto under the OK Kosher certification mark.
KVH Kosher is partnering with Yeshiva Ohr Yisrael to provide kitchen kashering service in the Greater Boston area.
To make an appointment visit https://t.co/vrAJGlRSOj
Will we, as Kashrus agencies responsible for our mashgichim, ensure that mashgichim are paid properly and receive at least basic benefits such as PTO so they can afford to take a sick day or take their child to the doctor without losing a day's pay?
@cRcKosher The main issue is wages. If proprietors won't pay livable wages, you won't find mashgichim. Minimum wage in our are is $14.25 and will be $15 in 2023. Also, many proprietors only accept part time mashgichim to avoid legal responsibilities that come along with full time employees.
@cRcKosher The main issue is wages. If proprietors won't pay livable wages, you won't find mashgichim. Minimum wage in our are is $14.25 and will be $15 in 2023. Also, many proprietors only accept part time mashgichim to avoid legal responsibilities that come along with full time employees.
Kashrus Alert
Please be aware that FoMu Ice Cream
has decided to no longer retain kosher certification
effective February 1, 2022.
All products manufactured prior to this date
are certified by KVH Kosher.
@FoMu_Icecream
@HasidicA@JewYid@yeshlachkor@benandjerrys@KOFKKosher It is open on Shabbos and it is not under Jewish ownership. There is a mashgiach visiting over Shabbos and hashgacha temidis resumes motzai shabbos. This arrangement is actually found at other locations under national and nationally recognized hashgachos.
@JewYid@yeshlachkor@HasidicA@benandjerrys@KOFKKosher On Shabbos and Yom Tov there is proper hashgacha via a real yotzai venichnas.
Additionally, since all food is prepared to order, KVH ensures that orders from Friday are not prepared until hashgacha temidis resumes motzai shabbos.
Planning to make #cornonthecob this weekend? The cRc recommends that the husk be removed & the corn rinsed. Then a general inspection is needed to rule out obvious infestation. Plain frozen #corn on the cob doesn't need kosher certification. #kosher#grilling#grill#BBQ