Twiglets approved by Sephardi Kashrut Authority
The very English stick-like snack has made it to the kosher menu
Shechita on trial – a significant victory
Last month the Canadian court finally ruled in favour of the Jewish community
Supermarket crisps given kosher approval
The KLBD has given the green light to a number of supermarket own-brand ready salted crisps
Sephardi Kashrut Authority publishes list of products that don't require Pesach certification
The list includes many everyday staples and the move is partly designed to help those struggling with living costs
Sainsbury’s under fire after Passover sign spotted in pork section
The supermarket has attracted criticism for similar mistakes in the past
Range of McVitie’s biscuits including Hobnobs now approved by United Synagogue Kashrut division
Digestives and milk and dark chocolate Hobnobs authorised where batch code begins in "H"
Rabbi Romain’s shechitah views risk calamity
Like those Jews who gave succour to Corbyn, his attack on the practice is a gift to its enemies
EU judges have ‘koshered a pig’ in order to allow shechitah ban
The ECJ has wrongly usurped the authority of religious courts to find a way to uphold Belgium’s ban on kosher slaughter
North London restaurant loses kosher licence over 'Friday night party'
Ananas in Mill Hill fell foul of a routine check by the Sephardi Kashrut Authority
Boris Johnson has pledged to ensure kosher meat supply to Northern Ireland
The Prime Minister said he was “heartily sickened by the disruption” they were facing
Kashrut chief's tips for a cheaper Pesach
Many staples are at normal price and some do not require a Passover hechsher, the KLBD's Rabbi Jeremy Conway advises
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