How many national brands specify their appropriateness for particular religious observance? Not to denigrate your question — continue to observe bias wherever you see it— but did you see Passover labeling on any other product you bought that day? Milk? Cheese? Butter? Bread? Did you consider it anti-Semitic if your didn’t?
I’m trying to imagine being the CEO of any food company. What is the benefit/cost to me to track and seasonally publish the religions my product is appropriate for? Is that not the job of the religion?
“I’m trying to imagine being the CEO of any food company. What is the benefit/cost to me to track and seasonally publish the religions my product is appropriate for? Is that not the job of the religion?”
I am not Jewish and I do not keep Kosher but I do look for Kosher labels on a lot of products . My entire family has dairy food allergies ,some of those labels are a tremendous blessing to me because they let me know the product does not contain hidden dairy.(there are many people like me)