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Search the online kashrut guide to see what is kosher.
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Updated: 4 March 2010
On a regular basis the UOS Kashrut Department publishes notices informing the
public of:Product Alerts, New Products, New
Establishments and General Kashrut Notices.
Published Notices >>>
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Now you can search our vast kashrut guide database
(local products, a selection of imported products and
approved alcohols) from any WAP enabled cell phone.
Simply point your cell phone browser to
http://www.uos.co.za/mobi
Go on, give it a try!
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Join the "Kashrut SA" Facebook group. There you will be able to find
anything and everything to do with Kashrut in SA... What's on, what's off, what's new, and where to find it...
To join, simply click on the Facebook icon!
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The perplexed question as to whether South African kingklip (Genypterus capensis) is kosher or not, was aired and dissected in detail by the head of the Cape Beth Din's kashrut department, Rabbi Desmond Maizels at a meeting in Johannesburg recently. For fish to be declared kosher, it had to have scales...
To read the article, click here >>
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