Kosher means "proper," referring to foods which are acceptable to be eaten by those of the Jewish faith who practice and observe certain dietary laws as prescribed in the Torah, the Bible. Such foods and food product derivatives are said to fall under the laws of kashruth. These laws come primarily from the Bible, with additional Rabbinical decrees which have been handed down through generations of time. In order for the Triangle to be affixed to any product, rabbinical supervision of the food preparation process is required. This includes examination of ingredients, as well as processing and packaging equipment.
The Triangle symbol is a trademarked logo that signifies "kashruth" (kosher) as defined by the most stringent Jews who follow Orthodox Jewish Law. Kosher certification with the Triangle means that a product is certified kosher and recognized as such. The organization offers it's rabbinical supervision and certification on any ingredient or product that meets the strictest criteria of what makes such items kosher. Triangle is a symbol of integrity representing the most trusted and reliable name in strict rabbinical food certification and supervision. For over a half century, Triangle has been committed to making kosher food products available to people around the world in the widest variety of food products including Hot Dogs.
Source: Triangle K and Associates, Inc.
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