- A
hechsher or
hekhsher (/hɛxʃər/; Hebrew: הֶכְשֵׁר [(h)eχˈʃeʁ] "prior approval"; plural: hechsherim) is a
rabbinical product certification, qualifying...
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ensure that
every food
product that
arrives at the
facility has a
reliable hekhsher (certification)
before it is used.
Suppliers often substitute products...
-
Magen Tzedek,
originally known as
Hekhsher Tzedek, (Hebrew: מגן צדק
English translation Shield of
Justice or
Justice Certification, with
variant English...
- such,
Conservative synagogues are
encouraged to use only
wines with a
hekhsher, and
preferably wines from Israel. Historically,
kosher wine has been ****ociated...
- food
industry has been
central to the
efforts of
Conservative Judaism's
Hekhsher Tzedek commission and its 2008
approval of a
responsum by
Rabbi Jill Jacobs...
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still receive a
distinction of Pas
Yisroel by the
Orthodox Jew's
preferred Hekhsher. In the
modern food-production industry,
commercial bakeries may accomplish...
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phones were acceptable:
those that bore the
rabbinic endor****t, the
hekhsher, of the Vaad
Harabanim Le
Inyenei Tiks****t, the
Rabbinic Commission on...
- food
industry has been
central to the
efforts of
Conservative Judaism's
Hekhsher Tzedek commission. It is
important not to
steal company time.
Rabbis had...
