Kosher Food

Harvard Hillel sought a kosher deal for striking food workers

Harvard Hillel activists take food workers' strike to heart.

UN ambassador Danon wants kosher food at UN cafeterias

A new initiative by Israel’s UN Ambassador Danny Danon has UN restaurants putting kosher food on the menu.

Miami kosher cafe offers free lunch to celebrate control of Zika

Kosher bakery and cafe in Miami offering free lunches to pregnant women to celebrate announcement that the Zika virus is under control.

South Dakota Jewish inmate sues over kosher violations

Jewish inmate in a South Dakota prison files lawsuit alleging that he received food that violated his kosher dietary restrictions.

Susie Fishbein says goodbye to iconic ‘Kosher By Design’ series

After nine “Kosher by Design” books, Susie Fishbein is calling it quits.

Jews and Muslims rally for kosher, halal food in NYC schools

Muslim and Jewish students rally in support of a bill that would provide kosher and halal food options in NYC public schools.

Scottish prisoners request kosher meals: They are ‘nicer’

More than 100 inmates in a Scottish prison sign up to receive kosher meals.

UC Berkeley opens public system’s first kosher dining station

A dining station at the University of California, Berkeley will be certified kosher, the first in the public university system.

Boston's kosher butcher reopens in temporary digs

Six weeks after a fire shuttered Boston's main kosher supermarket, The Butcherie is now operating on a limited basis from a nearby location.

Lacking GMO labels, kosher foods go missing in Vermont

Wide variety of kosher foods disappear from grocery shelves in Vermont due to the state’s strict GMO labeling law.

Florida appeals judge's decision mandating kosher prison meals

State of Florida says mandated kosher meals program drains the state's budget.

South Korea looks to boost its kosher food market

Korean government to aid establishment of kosher food producers.

'McKosher' moniker rejected by Australia Trademark Office

Australian lawyer who claims he is of Scottish-Jewish descent fails in a bid to register the trademark “McKosher."

US town hosts 280 unexpected Israeli arrivals with kosher food

The people of Billings, Montana, didn't know what hit them, when engine trouble led an El Al flight to make an emergency stop

Controversial Rabbi: 'Unkosher Knives' Behind 'Stabbing Plague'

Colorful but controversial religious figure Rabbi Amnon Yitzchak has some thoughts on the recent spate of stabbings in Israel.

Switzerland: The Place for the Perfect Kosher Vacation

Enjoy the perfect kosher vacation for the whole family with Tour Plus in Wengen, Switzerland.

New Kosher Law to Shore Up 'Holes' in Supervision

A new law that would significantly restrict the definition of 'kosher' at food establishments was approved for legislation Sunday.

Upright in the Eyes of the Lord

Kosher 'Revolution' Standardizes Kosher Certification in Israel

Ministry of Religious Affairs, Chief Rabbi David Lau present four-step program Monday to standardize kosher certification by the state.

Proposal: 'Kosher Cops' to Take on Kashrut Fraud

A new proposal by Deputy Minister in charge of Religious Affairs Eli Ben-Dahan would establish a unit to battle Kashrut fraud

No More Kosher Food from Egypt

Violence in Egypt finally puts an end to kosher food exports.

Eida Hareidit Warns: ‘Kosher’ Does Not Mean Bug-Free

Even products with strict kosher certification could have bugs in the hot summer months.

Who Firebombed Montreal's Kosher Restaurants?

Police have released video footage of perpetrators who firebombed two kosher restaurants in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Rabbinate Busts Fake Kosher Greens Ring

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

Israel's "Master Chef" - Kosher Opens New Horizons & Challenges

Arutz Sheva meets Winner of TV cooking contest, participant in new Kosher Gourmet magazine. "Kosher and gourmet can coexist", he says.

Super Bowl Sunday Kosher Food Ready? Check. Chabad Ready

As U.S. citizens prepare for the ancient American rituals involved in “Super Bowl Sunday,” a Chabad rabbi says the kosher food is ready.

Rabbi: China Going Kosher, More Products Available than Ever

There has been a “kosher revolution” in China in recent years, with more kosher products produced for domestic use and export