B&W Quality Growers earn Kosher certification

B&W Quality Growers, Fellsmere, Fla., has achieved Kosher certification for its value-added baby leaves, including watercress, arugula, red kale, spinach and Power 4 line.

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B&W Quality Growers, Fellsmere, Fla., has achieved Kosher certification for its value-added baby leaves, including watercress, arugula, red kale, spinach and Power 4 line.

The grower-shipper markets to retail, wholesale, foodservice and specialty customers in North America and Europe.

“Becoming Kosher Certified shows the dedication that B&W has to meeting the demands of
consumers that eat Kosher diets for moral and health reasons,” Bob Massave, executive vice
president, said in a news release. “It’s important that we listen to our customers and take pride
in following a specific and dedicated process when it comes to the production of our leafy greens.”

Florida Kosher Services inspected the products, production facility and the actual production
process to ensure ingredients, byproducts, tools and machinery have no evidence of non-kosher substances.

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