What is a Vaad?

Yes. We offer all businesses the opportunity to become Certificate Holders. After you have filled out initial compliance documents, you will receive confirmation that you have been approved. One of our representatives will reach out to you and schedule a meeting at your establishment. Please be patient as the process may take some time. All businesses who hold Vaad Gimel certificates are decided on by a case to case basis. No Guarantees. 

Vaad Gimel Certifications last for a total of 11 months. At the close of 11 months Certificate holders  will have the opportunity to re-apply and continue services.

Open your clientele base to thousands of people who take pride in patronizing Kosher businesses. Also your company can receive discounts on event plannings and caterings.

Yes. Before Kashrut Certifcation is awarded future holders are made aware of all requirements. Future holders are made aware before hand and must agree to the terms of Certification outlined by our Rabbinic administrators that if for any reason they fail to uphold these requirements outlined by Vaad Gimel that they will loose their Certification and will not be refunded.

For people who follow a kosher diet, finding a suitable restaurant can be a challenge, especially when traveling or eating out in unfamiliar areas. The concept of kosher (כשר) is derived from the Jewish dietary laws, includes specific guidelines and approvals regarding food preparation and consumption.  Click Here for more information on Kashrut Certifications

 Vaad (ועד‎) is a Hebrew term for a council. Often it refers to a council of rabbis, i.e., a rabbinical council. Today, Vaad'im (Plural of Vaad) exist as rabbinical councils, each with its own purview such as kashrut (kosher food);  communal standards and conversions. Click here to learn about Vaad Gimel