Roasting and frying
The oils used, the equipment and whether it is shared with non-kosher products.
Sectors
Spain is one of the world’s major almond origins, and many international buyers ask for a kosher certificate with every lot. We make that easy for processors.
Raw nuts carry a low kosher risk. What is reviewed is the processing: roasting and frying (oils and equipment), coatings, flavourings, salt and lines shared with other products. Almonds and almond derivatives are in high demand for Passover.
The oils used, the equipment and whether it is shared with non-kosher products.
Flavourings, sugars, gums, emulsifiers and any dairy ingredient that changes the product’s status.
Cleaning between runs and separation from dairy products or ingredients of animal origin.
Clear identification of certified lots, which nut importers often require.
Markets
Nuts are largely sold as an ingredient to bakeries, chocolate makers and snack manufacturers abroad. Those buyers usually need the certificate to keep their own kosher certification.
Passover
Almonds are not chametz and are a key ingredient in Passover baking. Producing for Passover involves extra requirements for equipment, cleaning and supervision, and we offer it as a dedicated certificate.
More about PassoverAlthough the risk is low, many buyers still require a certificate or kosher letter for their own supply chain. The certificate also covers the processing: blanching, slicing, roasting or milling.
Yes. The certificate lists exactly which products and plants are covered. You can start with the items your customers ask for and add more later.
Frozen vegetables, fruit, ready meals and bakery products.
Extra virgin, refined and pomace olive oil; table olives, stuffed and seasoned.
Chocolate, turrón, sweets, biscuits, gummies and industrial bakery.
Paprika (pimentón), saffron, ground spices, blends and seasonings.
Canned vegetables, fish, pulses, sauces and ready meals.
Juices, concentrates, purées, essential oils and citrus derivatives.
Coffee roasters, instant coffee, capsules, cocoa powder and derivatives.
Fresh, frozen, smoked and salted fish and derivatives.
Milk, cheese, yoghurt, cream, butter, egg products and egg powder.
Rice, flours, breakfast cereals, pasta, bakery and snacks.
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