Rabbi Shaul Gallor comes to the Boston/ Providence region with sixteen years experience in the field of kashrus, having worked with many of the national kashrus oganizations (O-U, CRC, Kof-K), & having been involved in both retail and industrial settings. He has been the Mashgiach Coordinator for the Vaad of Seattle for the last 6 years. Rabbi Gallor has served as Assistant Director of the O-U Grape Harvest in Washington State for the past eight years, developing manuals, procedures, forms, and arranging scheduling for up to sixteen mashgichim at a time. He brings enthusiasm, experience and expertise to each project that he persues..
About UsRhode Island Kosher (RIK) is the new Kosher certifying agency for Rhode Island. Established in 2015, RIK has become the premiere certifying agency in the region. RIK services more than 50 commercial accounts, including accounts for many of the nationally recognized Kosher certification agencies, which include the Star-K, Kof-K, OU, and KVH. RIK also certifies most of the local orthodox shul kitchens and a local caterer.
We look forward to helping you connect to the rapidly expanding Kosher market. |
Kosher Standards |
Rhode Island Kosher maintains the highest levels of Kashrus (observance of orthodox Jewish Kosher and related laws and policies). RIK’s Kashrus standards are set and continuously monitored by RIK’s Rabbinic Advisory Committee. The Rabbinic Advisory Committee is composed of members of the board of directors of the Vaad HaRabonim of Rhode Island, an organization headed by Rabbi Eliezer Y. Gibber, Rosh HaYeshiva, Yeshiva Gedolah of Providence, New England Rabbinical College.
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Rabbinic Advisory Committee |
Rabbi Eliezer Y. Gibber - Rosh HaYeshiva
Rabbi Eliezer Marcus Rabbi Yechezkel Yudkowsky Rabbi Avrohom Jakubowicz Rabbi Peretz Scheinerman |
Rabbi Nissin Delmoor NEW Kashrus Coordinator Rabbi Nissin Delmoor learned for 11 years in Eretz Yisroel in Yeshivas Bais Yisroel and in the Mir. In 2015 he moved back to the States settling in South Bend, IN, where he joined the South Bend Kollel and then later took on the leadership of South Bend Kosher, the local Vaad. He has also spent time training under the Star-K, OU, as well as the CRC. His passion in the field of kashrus, combined with his organizational skills and warm personality, enabled him to lead and expand the Vaad in South Bend. Serving as the Kashrus Administrator, he oversaw all aspects of running the Vaad, including setting policies, bringing questions to Poskim, and developing and instituting best practices. He was successful in expanding the Vaad to the broader South Bend community, all the while building and maintaining a high level of kashrus standards. |