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Poll: Identity Preserved Ingredients (26 member(s) have cast votes)

Are "All Natural" ingredients considered "identity preserved"?

  1. Yes (5 votes [19.23%])

    Percentage of vote: 19.23%

  2. No (21 votes [80.77%])

    Percentage of vote: 80.77%

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Posted 27 February 2012 - 01:30 PM

Regarding parve.
Parve would be a subset of kosher, it means that the product contains no dairy or meat ingredients and was not produced on equipment on which dairy or meat products were produced. You could only mark your product parve (neutral) if the kosher supervisor okays it.
If you produce some dairy products and some parve products you would have to consider parve an IP claim but you would already have a kosher IP claim.

Would labelling a product (not necessarily kosher certified) non-dairy be considered an IP claim?

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I think that clears it up. We have both the "Circle U" and parve labeling on our products. No meat or dairy is used in the facility where our products are made.
Therefore, the requirements of BRC clause 5.3 would not apply.
Thanks for all the input.

Marshall


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Posted 27 February 2012 - 01:42 PM

I think that clears it up. We have both the "Circle U" and parve labeling on our products. No meat or dairy is used in the facility where our products are made.
Therefore, the requirements of BRC clause 5.3 would not apply.
Thanks for all the input.

Marshall


Wouldn't the kosher certification be considered an IP claim under BRC clause 5.3? Is the entire factory kosher or only certain products?

Gail


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Posted 27 February 2012 - 01:47 PM

Wouldn't the kosher certification be considered an IP claim under BRC clause 5.3? Is the entire factory kosher or only certain products?

Gail


The entire factory.




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