According to journalist Bini Ashkenazi, the petition filed by the Tzohar rabbinical organization to receive a kashrut certification license was withdrawn after the license was granted.
01 · THE DISPATCH
According to journalist Bini Ashkenazi, the petition by Tzohar to receive a kashrut certification license was withdrawn after the license was granted. The development marks a resolution of the regulatory process for Tzohar's kashrut certification authority.
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03 · Source and signal
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