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Re:Haribo Goldbears, the world’s first gummy bears by throwaway2037 on Tuesday May 31, 2022 @10:42AM (#31570063)
I feel the same about "extra effort". When I lived in New York City, many vegetarian restaurants would go out of their way to get kosher and halal certified (by conservative clerics). The owners would prominantly display the certificate at the entrance, plus the menu would share the same information. In my view it was two things: (1) virtue signalling (fine by me), and (2) appeal to a more customers who might not "naturally" be vegetarian. I knew many Orthodox Jews at my office. If their favourite Jewish Kosher lunch/dinner place was closed, they would check for kosher veg options.
Re:Haribo Goldbears, the world’s first gummy bears by refurb on Wednesday June 01, 2022 @12:09AM (#31577965)
This is a good point too. Kosher and Halal have an appeal beyond just the religious. The standards for those certifications also points to a certain quality you might not otherwise get.
Re:Haribo Goldbears, the world’s first gummy bears by throwaway2037 on Wednesday June 01, 2022 @12:11PM (#31584042)
Nice point: I would find it hard to believe that any cleric would certify Kosher / Halal for a dirty, low quality, hole-in-the wall.