11 Cheshvan 5771
October 19, 2010
There is a flurry regarding the ‘for’ and ‘against’ involving Omega 3 and the kashrut-associated issues. I know of at least one brand in the marketplace which is cause for genuine kashrus concern, and the Chief Rabbinate is working to have it removed from store shelves.
Some consumers simply don’t get it, and the words “all natural” or the like do not absolve us of the need to seek out a reliable hechsher. This applies to many many items, not just vitamins.
I feel I can be of service by informing the public there is one brand available in Jerusalem [at least] with a hechsher of the Eida Chareidit, from the SupHerb Company
