Nu-Tek BioSciences announces attendance at SIMB 2025. Visit Booth 18 to learn more about the company's animal-free yeast and ...

One of the billboards in a campaign about kosher practices by the Jewish Initiative for Animals in Los Angeles. Photo courtesy of JIFA ...

Ice cream, you scream, we all scream ... but can those who follow a kosher diet still enjoy the frozen treat? The answer is a ...

Rabbi Daniel Rowe explains the meaning behind Rosh Hashanah's traditional foods and why some people choose to keep kosher and follow biblical dietary laws.

First look: Chic and simple meets modern fine dining sans fuss at Malka, West Palm Beach's new kosher restaurant from Israeli celeb chef Eyal Shani.

In today’s Torah portion, Shemini, we learn about the various laws of kosher for animals, birds, fish, and even insects.

Kashrut, pronounced “kash-root,” meaning eating kosher, is a series of laws that some Jews observe with respect to food.

The certification of an Israeli brand of lab-grown meat is a major milestone for the kosher food industry as technology advances.

Drivers in the Los Angeles region are being greeted with billboards displaying farm animals juxtaposed with Jewish comfort foods, posing the question: “Is this kosher?” “Chicken soup? More ...

Judaism Halacha & Hashkafa Is there anything wrong with taking animals from the wild and confining them to restricted living quarters. In other words, are zoos “kosher”?

As we ponder the true meaning of kashrut, an issue many Jews are rightly sensitive about, we need to question whether any animal product from a factory farm can be kosher. In this “ mezuzah ...