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Henry wrote:
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> You asked for it! Proof that COR religous tax on food costs consumers

You have shown no proof whatsoever  and you can not
except for fresh meat which undergoes much more
rigorous inspection than either the Canadian or USDA
inspectors so there are higher levels of rejection +
only the front half of a steer is kosher.


> It has been said by zionists and orthodox that the COR tax on Canadian
> food does not cost the consumer. Of course this is ridiculous and the
> proof is easily found.
How can a blind man like you, see anything.??  

 Anyone can see that Heinz ketchup costs no more than
competing brands and Heinz vegetarian baked beans
(Kosher) cost no more than heinz baked beans that are
not kosher

> COR stands for Council of Orthodox Jews. 

The jerk ass can not get anything straight.  Why would
COR stand for an organization whose initials are
C.O.J.?  The correct title is Council of Orthodox
Rabbis.  Yes there is a cost but it is spread over
sufficient volume that it i usually absorbed by the manufacturer.

They certify foods as kosher.
> Foods such as Heinz Ketchup and Windsor Salt, and non foods such as
> aluminum foil and bleach, have COR certification. Look at the label,
> if you see COR followed by a number then the manufacturer pays rabbis
> to inspect food, facilities and preparation methods. If they conform
> to religious law then the product is certified as kosher.

Have a nice day -- schmuck