Kashrut Fraud

Arab farmers falsely labeling produce, rabbis warn

Alert supervisor noticed missing pallet of cucumbers. "It was clothing, not vegetables," claimed Arab farmer.

Shas MK Moshe Arbel demands Chief Rabbinate act after woman dies from eating dairy at a kosher meat restaurant.

Canadian court ordered company that falsified kashrut symbol to pay organization $20,000 compensation for improper use.

Ontario food distributor fined $25,000 for sending non-kosher cheddar cheese to Jewish camps falsely labeled as kosher.

Creation Foods charged with falsely labeling nonkosher cheese as kosher and sending it to Jewish summer camps.

Supreme Court to hear Reform petition Tuesday seeking to allow private kashrut certification, end Chief Rabbinate monopoly.

Is a kosher certificate hanging on the wall of a restaurant enough to safely assume that the food in the restaurant is kosher?

Police uncover group selling unsafe meat from the Palestinian Authority as certified and kosher in Israeli restaurants.

A proposal by the Attorney General could cause grievous damage to kosher consumers, Ashkenazic Chief Rabbi David Lau said.

Butcher admits to fraud in court, sold 88,000 pounds of non-kosher meat as kosher to escape bankruptcy.

Rabbi of Holon and son of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef ztz”l is suspected of extortion, fraud, breach of trust in licensing of kosher businesses.

New technology allows diners to check kosher certification themselves.

The Rabbinate’s anti-fraud branch finds leafy vegetables wrongly labeled as kosher using kosher company’s bags.

Maker of Hebrew National has been sued by consumers who contend its hot dogs and other meat products are not kosher.