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Kosher Certification — Jewish Dietary Laws (Kashrut) Compliance

Kosher Certification — Jewish Dietary Laws (Kashrut) is issued by Orthodox Union (OU), KOF-K, Star-K, OK, cRc and has applied since Traditional. It applies to products sold in Global. Below: what it covers, which products trigger it, the documents a supplier must provide, and how Complyra checks a product against it.

Authority
Orthodox Union (OU), KOF-K, Star-K, OK, cRc
Jurisdiction
Global
Regions
Global
Effective
Traditional
Evidence renewal
every 365 days
Official source
https://www.ou.org/kosher/

What Kosher Certification — Jewish Dietary Laws (Kashrut) covers

Kosher Certification — Jewish Dietary Laws (Kashrut) is a religious and dietary certification requirement in Global. In Complyra's dataset it is triggered by products in the following categories and by product descriptions that mention the keywords listed below.

Product categories affected

  • food ingredients
  • food grocery

Keywords that trigger a check

  • kosher
  • jewish
  • pareve
  • meat
  • dairy
  • food
  • ingredient

Who it applies to

Buyers importing or placing the affected products on the market in Global, and the suppliers who manufacture or distribute them. In a procurement workflow the buyer is responsible for obtaining the evidence listed below from the supplier before the order is placed.

Consequences of non-compliance recorded in the dataset: Certificate revocation, consumer fraud liability

Restricted substances and materials

Materials and conditions that fail the check

  • pork
  • shellfish
  • non-kosher meat
  • mixing meat and dairy

Supplier requirements and compliance evidence

Documents a supplier should be able to provide for products in scope. Ask for these in the RFQ rather than after the goods ship.

Document
Valid Kosher Certificate from recognised agency (OU, KOF-K, Star-K, OK)
Kosher symbol on packaging
Annual kosher audit
Ingredient supplier kosher certificates

Certification types recorded for this regulation

  • kosher certificate

How Complyra checks Kosher Certification — Jewish Dietary Laws (Kashrut)

When a product is searched or sourced in Complyra, its category and description are matched against the trigger categories and keywords above. If Kosher Certification — Jewish Dietary Laws (Kashrut) applies, the product and its supplier are checked against the materials, substance limits and required documents recorded for the regulation, and the result is shown alongside the supplier match, before an RFQ is generated.

Suppliers on Complyra register and upload certifications that are reviewed by an administrator; see supplier compliance for how that review works and supplier sourcing for how compliant suppliers are found and matched.

Complyra checks product and supplier information against regulatory requirements to support procurement decisions. It does not issue certifications or guarantee legal compliance; final responsibility for compliance remains with the buyer and supplier.

Check a product against Kosher Certification — Jewish Dietary Laws (Kashrut)

Describe the product and destination market. Complyra identifies whether this regulation applies and which documents to request from the supplier.