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Posted: Sep 29, 2008
Kosher signs
I didn't realize that they were so many signs on various products identifying Kosher products like: K, Ko, UD ( I was told). a K in combimation with a Hebrew Sign that I can not reproduce here on the computer, etc,etc.
Would you please be so kind as to let me know where I can obtain a list with all the possible signs - if possible - that would identify Kosher products.
The Torah prescribes which animal species are kosher by requiring them to have specific identifying signs. What is the significance of these particular kosher signs? (43:05)
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