FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Have questions about Kosher Michigan or the certification process? You’re in the right place.

Kosher certification can open new doors for your business—expanding your market reach, boosting consumer trust, and aligning your brand with a growing $12.5 billion industry. Kosher Michigan makes the process simple, affordable, and collaborative. Explore the FAQs below to learn how certification works, what it requires, and why it could be a game-changer for your business.

Why should I consider kosher certification for my business?

Kosher certification can expand your market reach, as many consumers seek out kosher products for various reasons. It also demonstrates a commitment to quality and can provide a competitive edge in the food industry.

What is the process to get certified by Kosher Michigan?

1. Initial Review: We assess your business for kosher compatibility and explain the standards.
2. Quote & Contract: You’ll receive a transparent fee proposal and clear certification agreement.
3. On-Site Visit: We evaluate ingredients, processes, and workspaces at your facility.
4. Employee Training: We help educate your team and resolve any non-compliances.
5. Certification Issued: Once approved, you’ll receive your kosher certificate and Kosher Michigan seal.
6. Ongoing Oversight: Our team conducts unannounced visits to maintain compliance.

How long does certification take?

The timeline varies based on your facility’s readiness and responsiveness. Typically, the process can be completed within a few weeks to a couple of months.

What are the costs involved?

Costs depend on the complexity of your operations and the level of supervision required. Kosher Michigan offers competitive pricing and will provide a detailed quote after the initial assessment.

Is ongoing supervision required?

Yes. Regular, unannounced inspections ensure continued compliance with kosher standards. This ongoing oversight maintains the integrity of your certification.

Can Kosher Michigan certify my home kitchen?

Absolutely. We offer residential kashering services to help individuals and families establish kosher kitchens in their homes.