What is the kosher certification
1389526
On the front of the bottle it says, "organic, gluten free, vegan, kosher". It just doesn't have an O-U or O-K stamped on it. I would get in contact with them directly if it is a concern. ilovedatelady dot com.
1389527
I'm not sure about the kosher cert. I did however, use this syrup when I did the Daniel Fast, which is basically a Vegan diet. This was allowed on the fast and I must say it is delicious.
2155207
I don't know if it's kosher but don't see why it wouldn't be. It might depend on your using it for only milk, meat, parve etc.
2078639
It does not appear to have a kosher symbol. I would contact the manufacture to find out for sure.
1025030
Hi! Origin:India. Kosher Certified by Kosher Certification Services. Certified by QAI, Inc. The address on the bottom is Starwest Botanicals, Inc., 11253 Trade Center Drive, Rancho Cordova, CA 95742 USA www.starwest-botanicals.com I don't see China on it anywhere, but maybe more info could be found on their website. I understand why she's asking; I feel the same way. Hope this helps! Susan
364014
This is what it said on about.com: " Kosher food is food prepared in accordance with Jewish Dietary Laws.In their most "biblical" form, Jewish Dietary Laws state:*Pork, rabbit, eagle, owl, catfish, sturgeon, and any shellfish, insect or reptile are non-kosher.*Other species of meat and fowl must be slaughtered in a prescribed manner to be kosher.*Meat and dairy products may not be made or consumed together."I don't know if this helps at all..I didn't buy this product based on the Kosher factor...but because of the reviews and after trying it for myself. This is what it said on about.com: " Kosher food is food prepared in accordance with Jewish Dietary Laws.In their most "biblical" form, Jewish Dietary Laws state:*Pork, rabbit, eagle, owl, catfish, sturgeon, and any shellfish, insect or reptile are non-kosher.*Other species of meat and fowl must be slaughtered in a prescribed manner to be kosher.*Meat and dairy products may not be made or consumed together."I don't know if this helps at all..I didn't buy this product based on the Kosher factor...but because of the reviews and after... » Read More This is what it said on about.com: " Kosher food is food prepared in accordance with Jewish Dietary Laws.In their most "biblical" form, Jewish Dietary Laws state:*Pork, rabbit, eagle, owl, catfish, sturgeon, and any shellfish, insect or reptile are non-kosher.*Other species of meat and fowl must be slaughtered in a prescribed manner to be kosher.*Meat and dairy products may not be made or consumed together."I don't know if this helps at all..I didn't buy this product based on the Kosher factor...but because of the reviews and after trying it for myself. « Show Less
1035776
If you cjeck the description of the chocolate, you will see that it is certified Kosher.
333921
Label indicates it is a product of the Philippines, organic and Kosher certified.
2214128
According to the manufacturer, the product is halal and kosher (some are marked with a hechsher...some are not). I have purchased these rations many times over the years and the company used to enclose a notice that the product's kashrut standard could be obtained by writing to them (they must use various certifying authorities). That said and you should, of course consult with your own LOR (local orthodox rabbi)...but halachah permits suspension of the laws of kashrut in life-threatening situations...which are the very conditions these rations are intended for use in. Kol tuv, Wendy, for considering whether this product meets religious dietary standards. According to the manufacturer, the product is halal and kosher (some are marked with a hechsher...some are not). I have purchased these rations many times over the years and the company used to enclose a notice that the product's kashrut standard could be obtained by writing to them (they must use various certifying authorities). That said and you should, of course consult with your own LOR (local orthodox rabbi)...but halachah permits suspension of the laws of kashrut in life-threatening situations...which are the very conditions these rations are intended for use in. Kol tuv, Wendy, for... » Read More According to the manufacturer, the product is halal and kosher (some are marked with a hechsher...some are not). I have purchased these rations many times over the years and the company used to enclose a notice that the product's kashrut standard could be obtained by writing to them (they must use various certifying authorities). That said and you should, of course consult with your own LOR (local orthodox rabbi)...but halachah permits suspension of the laws of kashrut in life-threatening situations...which are the very conditions these rations are intended for use in. Kol tuv, Wendy, for considering whether this product meets religious dietary standards. « Show Less
103164
The bottle bears no certification of Kosher. However after searching Google and the internet, I read that it is accepted by Rabbis because it is a pure distillation of orange blossoms.
364011
This is what it said on about.com: " Kosher food is food prepared in accordance with Jewish Dietary Laws. In their most "biblical" form, Jewish Dietary Laws state: *Pork, rabbit, eagle, owl, catfish, sturgeon, and any shellfish, insect or reptile are non-kosher. *Other species of meat and fowl must be slaughtered in a prescribed manner to be kosher. *Meat and dairy products may not be made or consumed together." I don't know if this helps at all..I didn't buy this product based on the Kosher factor...but because of the reviews and after trying it for myself.
1179837
There is no kosher certification on the labels. No gluten free, but I know it is from the website. Www.ortega.com. I hope this helpsPam
1524294
This product is not related to kosher. It's a processed-in-Japan soy beans product.
1025029
Hi!Origin:India. Kosher Certified by Kosher Certification Services. Certified by QAI, Inc. The address on the bottom is Starwest Botanicals, Inc., 11253 Trade Center Drive, Rancho Cordova, CA 95742 USA www.starwest-botanicals.comI don't see China on it anywhere, but maybe more info could be found on their website. I understand why she's asking; I feel the same way.Hope this helps!Susan
2214130
According to the manufacturer, the product is halal and kosher (some are marked with a hechsher...some are not). I have purchased these rations many times over the years and the company used to enclose a notice that the product's kashrut standard could be obtained by writing to them (they must use various certifying authorities). That said and you should, of course consult with your own LOR (local orthodox rabbi)...but halachah permits suspension of the laws of kashrut in life-threatening situations...which are the very conditions these rations are intended for use in. Kol tuv, Wendy, for considering whether this product meets religious dietary standards.
1541291
I had the same question. If it's kosher there will usually be U inside an O, or some other symbol.
1567665
It says "certified Kosher and Gluten Free" on the package.kosher and Gluten free"
622187
Don't know about Kosher. But, it's Vegetarian/ Vegan. Flavored with, Grapefruit Fiber & Cinnamon Bark Oil