Kosher Certification for Industrial Processes Made Simple

Ensure your industrial products and operations meet rigorous kosher standards not just in food, but across chemical, pharmaceutical, packaging, and manufacturing industries.

Even processing agents that do not remain in the final product — such as catalysts or solvents — must comply with kosher standards. These requirements are often more stringent than those applied to the product itself.

Pipes, storage tanks, containers, ships, trucks, and railcars must meet strict cleanliness standards and be certified as fully purged of any prior contents to prevent cross-contamination.

• Dry solids (e.g., polyethylene pellets) require material and process certification, but are not affected by the mode of transport or storage.
  
• Liquids, however, are vulnerable to absorbing non-kosher residues during transportation or storage. They require comprehensive certification — covering materials, processing, and conveyance — throughout the entire supply chain, from manufacturer to end user.

Achieving kosher certification involves a detailed review of manufacturing materials and processes, as well as regular on-site inspections of production facilities, storage systems, and transport equipment.

We offer design consulting for new facilities or process lines to prevent potential kosher compliance issues. Shared equipment used across multiple product lines often requires specialized planning and management.

Most processing and transport vessels can be rendered kosher through proper cleaning and approved kosherization (nullification) procedures. New, unused vessels are considered kosher by default — until exposed to non-kosher materials.

To maintain certification, we conduct periodic facility inspections and review transportation data. Our kosher certification serves as an independent, trusted guarantee that your product meets all necessary kosher standards.

We provide expert support for plant shutdowns, equipment maintenance, new construction, and other complex scenarios that could affect kosher status. Our experience allows us to respond quickly and effectively — we’ve likely handled similar challenges before.