Kosher slaughter

Kosher or cruel? The Jewish ethical dilemma of factory-farmed meat

Growing demand for meat worldwide sparks debate about 'tza’ar ba’alei chaim' – causing needless suffering to living creatures.

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Canadian court issues injunction against rules limiting Kosher meat production

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Canadian groups seek court order against rules limiting Kosher meat production

 Kosher inspector Aaron Wulkan examines display refrigerators containing meat in a food store to ensure that the food is stored and prepared according to Jewish regulations and customs in Bat Yam, Israel, October 31, 2016.

Kosher meat endangered by Canadian regulations, say Jewish certifiers


Vegan Kosher: New label on offer uniting two major food trends

Rabbi Asa Keisar hopes his new project will reduce animal suffering while promoting better Torah adherence.

Israeli vegan food

Polish government vows to introduce new bill to end ritual slaughter

Puda did not explain the reason for the decision, but he seemed to suggest that the original legislation was not restrictive enough on ritual slaughter, a $1.8 billion industry in Poland

Cows wearing digital collars eat at dairy farm in Kibbutz Yad Mordechai

Polish parliament drops proposal to ban export of kosher, halal meat

Animal welfare activists oppose the slaughter of animals for kosher and halal meat because it precludes stunning before the animals’ throats are cut.

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You can now eat glatt kosher foie gras in Israel

Prior to the decision, only non-glatt kosher foie gras was available for consumption.

Goose liver carpaccio and Halva mousse.

EU court to hear case against Belgian shechita ban

The Dutch-speaking Flanders and French-speaking Wallonia regions of Belgium passed laws 2017 prohibiting slaughter without pre-stunning, even in the context of religious rites.

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98 rabbis fly to Argentina to certify kosher meat

Under typical circumstances, as many as 15 Israeli rabbis travel to Argentina twice a year and stay for a few months, but currently Argentina has banned all commercial flights.

KOSHER INSPECTOR Aaron Wulkan examines meat to ensure that the food is stored and prepared according to Jewish regulations and customs in a Bat Yam store.

Aaron Rubashkin, patriarch of troubled kosher meat empire, dies of corona

Everything is a lie,” Rubashkin said of the many misdeeds alleged against the company, Agriprocessors.

KOSHER INSPECTOR Aaron Wulkan examines meat to ensure that the food is stored and prepared according to Jewish regulations and customs in a Bat Yam store.

Kosher slaughterhouse for geese switches to chicken due to coronavirus

The switch to chicken is meant to alleviate an expected shortage in kosher meat in Europe because of the coronavirus.

KOSHER INSPECTOR Aaron Wulkan examines meat to ensure that the food is stored and prepared according to Jewish regulations and customs in a Bat Yam store.

Belgium region's kosher slaughter ban goes into effect

The ban should serve as “a wake-up call” to Jewish communities across Europe to the necessity of building ties with national governments, a senior European rabbi said.

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Convicted kosher slaughterhouse CEO freed by Trump arrives in Israel

“I came to the Holy Land to give thanks at the Western Wall for the great miracle, and to thank all those who prayed for my release,” Rubashkin said.

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