Kashrut agency sues chicken supplier for $1.3 million

Premier Kosher, the southern Ontario company that won the right to produce kosher poultry and began selling in Ontario last year, is being sued for $1.3 million for breach of contract by the company it had hired to provide kosher certification of its products.

Flour company fined for claiming cake mix was kosher

Adee Flour Mills has been ordered to pay the Kashruth Council of Canada $25,000 in damages, after it marketed its Easy Bake line of baking products as kosher, even though COR withdrew its kashrut certification.

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