Kashrut

The familiar flavors of Yotvata arrive in a new version: Strauss has launched a series of soy-based chocolate drinks and iced coffee. The products carry a 'parve' kashrut certification, making them suitable for those who strictly separate meat and dairy.

Your shopping cart is about to change: the well-known food chain has started offering a distinct Jewish item that you would not expect to find alongside regular household deals, and this is its surprising price.

The Council of the Chief Rabbinate has approved the immediate renewal of practical exams for shochets and a temporary certification track for team leaders. The move aims to address a manpower shortage that has driven up koshering costs for imported meat, though consumer price relief is not guaranteed.

The Chief Rabbinate revoked kosher certificates for 198 tons of imported meat following a change in the ritual slaughter team. The importer, Leviatan, suffered significant losses and is suing the Rabbinate for 5.7 million shekels.

Having managed dozens of kitchens and trained in Michelin-starred restaurants, chef Shai Daini is embarking on a new culinary journey at a meat restaurant in Ma'ale Adumim.

The Religious Council of Yokneam has immediately revoked the Kashrut certificate from the popular business 'Shawarma Yisraelov' at the Paz gas station, following the serious discovery of non-kosher fat.