Eida Chareidis Reminds Bein Hazmanim Travelers To Check For Kashrus Certificates Before Eating

With bein hazmanim upon us, the Badatz Eida Chareidis reminds everyone that signs and other signs claiming kashrus at a venue are meaningless, and one must verify kosher claims by viewing an original teudat kashrus.

This includes relying on claims by tour organizers, restaurants, caterers, and others. Signs claiming “all ingredients are Badatz Eida Chareidis” or “the kitchen is under Badatz Eida Chareidis” or “Badatz Eida Chareidis meals” are becoming increasingly commonplace and should be wary.

The hashgacha explains one must see the logo as shown in the notice. One may also call the new information number for a listing of supervised locations in the Galil and north – 073-383-8200.