OUR STANDARDS

The Pure K standard, in the open.

Transparency starts here. This is what our certification actually verifies — published, so you never have to wonder what the symbol means.
RADICAL TRANSPARENCY

Most agencies keep this private. We publish it.

We believe a kosher symbol should be something you can understand and verify — not a black box. Below is what every Pure K certification requires, what our designations mean, and the commitments we hold ourselves to.
WHAT WE VERIFY

Every certification covers four things

Ingredient Sourcing

Every ingredient and sub-ingredient is traced to its source and supplier and confirmed kosher.

Equipment & Production

We review the production line, shared equipment, cleaning, and kashering where required.

Correct Designation

Each product is classified and labeled accurately — Pareve or Dairy.

Ongoing Supervision

Periodic, sometimes unannounced visits keep standards intact over time.

WHAT THE MARK MEANS

Reading the Pure K symbol

The letters beside the symbol tell you a product’s exact status:

Pure K

Pareve — contains no meat or dairy and made on pareve equipment. Pairs with either.

Pure K-D

Dairy — contains a dairy ingredient or made on dairy equipment.

Pure K-P

Passover — certified kosher for Passover.
AVAILABLE ON REQUEST

Stricter standards, when you need them

When your market observes them, we certify these additional standards — clearly labeled so your customers know exactly what they’re getting.

Cholov Yisroel

Dairy from milking supervised start to finish.

Pas Yisroel

Baked goods with the required Jewish involvement.

Yoshon

Grain verified by harvest and milling date.

OUR COMMITMENTS

What we hold ourselves to

Every Pure K certification is granted under the authority of our Rav HaMachshir and rabbinic leadership, and held to these principles:

Questions about our standards?

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