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In many countries (like England, America, South Africa, Israel) with a strong Jewish presence, Kosher foods are marked with symbols.

However, many foods that are not marked are also Kosher; notably fresh fruit and vegetables, fresh water, etc.

Other countries have a list of foods that have been checked and certified as Kosher.

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It means that the food was prepared while keeping the Jewish dietary laws.

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