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As a result, a kashruth stamp of approval was withheld from its kosher coffee shop.

It is a constituent of the Kedassia kashruth organization.

Feldman serves as the dean of the Atlanta Kashruth Commission, which was founded by his father in the 1960s.

But the facilities did make it possible to strictly adhere to Jewish dietary and purity requirements, (kashruth, kosher).

To maintain kashruth, we boiled cutlery if meat forks and dairy spoons had been mixed in washing.

Its unique kashruth design criteria was formulated and implemented by Rabbi Yaakov Horowitz.

"Even though we were in exile from Jerusalem, we observed kashruth," said Isak Masturov, another owner of Cheburechnaya.

Atlanta Kashruth Commission (AKC)

His brother is Rabbi Yaakov Luban, the rabbinic coordinator of the Orthodox Union's Kashruth division.

Though he is French, the verbal play on Kashruth laws is not lost on Mr. Brenner, who is himself kosher and a Sabbath observer.

I understood that Orthodox Jews obeyed the laws of Kashruth (kosher), ancient dietary principles first laid out in the Old Testament of the Bible.

In 1985, at the age of 85, he was still the dean of Yeshiva Torath Chaim, and providing supervisory kashruth services for the Toronto Jewish community.

In the story "American Bakery," he writes of his grandfather, who worked in the American Bakery in Grand Rapids while maintaining the kashruth.

Although they are not genetically or historically related to other ethnic Jews, they are devout in their practice of the religion, keeping their version of kashruth, and observing Shabbat.

The CER also functions as a collegial rabbinical authority, which certifies the validity of conversions, kashruth certifications and other rabbinical legal decisions, affecting the broader Jewish community.

Yacov Lipschutz, Kashruth: A Comprehensive Background and Reference Guide to the Principles of Kashruth.

While nobody knows the number of Long Islandhomes that observe the kashruth, or kosher, laws, the number of retail establishments where kosher products are sold has increased significantly in the last few years.

Allegations against Rabbi Mendelson were made and rebutted, but there resulted a permanent rift in the city over rabbinate, with competing Vaadei Kashruth and cases brought in Beth Din.

After more than 60 years of existence, today more than 1000 facilities, retail and commercial, carry the COR as a symbol of kashruth certification, and over 45,000 products bear the certification symbol in Canada.

Today, he has many descendants involved in communal life at the national and local levels, including kashruth administration at the Orthodox Union, and the teaching faculty of Yeshiva University's Manhattan Talmudical Academy High School and cantorial leadership.

The Kashruth Committee met in November 1952 together with the Canadian Jewish Congress and approved the establishment of a kashruth board of CJC, authorized to certify food products as kosher.

Of that number, 80 percent is controlled by what he calls "the big four:" the Orthodox Union, which endorses approximately 75 percent of the products nationwide; the KOF-K Kosher Supervision; Organized Kashruth Laboratories, and Star K Kosher Certification.

Reb Grunberg and Reb Moskowitz, along with dozens of other mashgihim, have been crisscrossing China for decades, eying goings on in hundreds of factories to ensure that the ingredients and the production methods are in accord with kashruth (Jewish dietary laws).

Jewish dietary law (kashruth), which forbids the eating of, among other foods, non-ruminant mammals, shellfish and reptiles, would have most likely caused Jewish communities to stand out from the surrounding mainstream Chinese population, as Chinese culture is typically very free in the range of items it deems suitable for food.

Just what connection is there between dancing and the "kashrut" of the food?

However, traditions exist about the kashrut status of a few birds.

There's nothing at all out of date with kashrut.

Campers are thus able to see that keeping kashrut can be part of a regular life.

It is divided in two parts to accommodate with kashrut requirements.

From this, many laws of kashrut are derived by the rabbis.

The laws of kashrut do not apply to pharmaceuticals taken for medical reasons.

Foods made in a factory have a kashrut label on the package.

At first, questions of kashrut, or Jewish dietary laws, loomed large.

It was out of date when kashrut was dreamed up.

Jewish butchers have a special training in this which must meet the requirements of kashrut.

Really, this is a law intended to prevent deception in kashrut."

"Kashrut is not about cleanliness at all," he said.

The laws of kashrut apply only to food.

For me, kashrut is about identity - not just as a Jew, but as a personality type.

The Torah does not give specific reasons for most of the laws of kashrut.

Many animals permitted in kashrut are also halal, such as bovines.

My attitudes toward kashrut are all over the place; I'll occasionally eat nonkosher chicken in a restaurant.

With kashrut being a very sensitive issue, there have been many controversies surrounding the kosher dining industry.

The community continues to practice kashrut today.

A 2008 survey reported that about half of Israeli Jews do not always observe kashrut.

The kashrut forbade the consumption of fish without scales or appendages.

The practice of Kashrut (keeping kosher) was abandoned as an impediment to spirituality.

Some rules of kashrut are not universally observed.

Thus some animals such as the camel are permissible under halal, but not according to kashrut.