COR is a not-for-profit, community-based organization — one of the world's most recognized kosher certification agencies, certifying products around the globe.
Our kosher certification trademark, COR, is used on over 120,000 products across the globe. We provide kosher certification for over 1,200 facilities of every size — from startups to some of the world's largest and most recognized companies, including PepsiCo, Kraft Heinz, Mondelez, and Kellogg's — across retail, foodservice, and private label.
To consumers the world over, the COR symbol stands for quality: reassurance that their food is in full compliance with the highest kosher standards.
We employ a team of talented rabbinic inspectors who are experts in the intricacies of modern food production as well as the specifics of Jewish law. Our team works in conjunction with food manufacturers and foodservice establishments to ensure that food which is COR certified complies with the highest kosher dietary standards.
COR's roots trace back to a mid-century effort to bring order and consumer trust to kosher supervision. A committee of rabbis and community leaders came together in the early 1950s to set consistent standards, and in 1956 the organization took the name it still carries today: the Council of Orthodox Rabbis — COR. Seventy-five years later, that same commitment to community and integrity stands behind every seal.
Thankfully, we contacted COR. They shared all needed information and provided step-by-step instructions of the process. Whenever we have questions, we always receive responses super-fast.
Our company has found the certification process and user experience with COR extremely positive. COR and Rabbi Rosen are readily available to answer any questions.
Our experience with COR as our Kosher/Vegan certifier has been excellent. The website is well organized and it's very simple to upload vendor certificates — the approval process is quick and efficient.