- A
hechsher or
hekhsher (/hɛxʃər/; Hebrew: הֶכְשֵׁר [(h)eχˈʃeʁ] "prior approval"; plural: hechsherim) is a
rabbinical product certification, qualifying...
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copyright symbol, © The
sound recording copyright symbol, ℗ The
Orthodox Union hechsher symbol, Ⓤ for
example the
Python programming language Trademark Usage Policy...
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certification or a
hechsher to be
considered kosher.
Products that are
kosher without a
hechsher may
nonetheless need a
hechsher during P****over.
Hechsher Kosher...
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usually authorizing the use of a
proprietary symbol or certificate,
called a
hechsher, to be displa**** by the food
establishment or on the product,
which indicates...
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hechsher. In 2006,
Cabot Creamery expanded its line of
kosher products, with some
cheeses receiving a Tablet-K certification. The Tablet-K
hechsher is...
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inspect the
production of
kosher foods and
provide a
certification called a
hechsher to
verify for
kosher food
consumers that it has been
produced in accordance...
- Ralbag. It was
founded by his late father,
Rabbi Yehosef Ralbag. The
hechsher is a
letter K
enclosed in an
equilateral triangle. They
supervise a number...
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certification agency is an
organization or
certifying authority that
grants a
hechsher (Hebrew: הכשר, "seal of approval") to ingredients,
packaged foods, beverages...
- is produced, marketed, and sold commercially, it
would normally have a
hechsher (kosher
certification mark)
issued by a
kosher certification agency, or...
- Ashke****c Jews worldwide,
Orthodox Union Kosher maintains a
kitniyot hechsher intended for non-Ashke****c Jews who
consume kitniyot on P****over. קִטְנִיּוֹת...
