Hebrew National Kosher Foods, Inc - 1968-69 dated Stock Certificate
Inv# GS5310 StockSecurity-Columbian Banknote Co.
Hebrew National, a renowned kosher beef brand with a century-long history, traces its roots back to New York’s Lower East Side in 1905. The company’s core philosophy is evident in its iconic slogan: “We answer to a higher authority,” a direct reference to the strict Jewish dietary laws, or kashrut, that govern its production process. Hebrew National products, including its iconic 100% beef franks, salami, bologna, and pastrami, are meticulously crafted using premium cuts of North American beef and devoid of artificial ingredients, fillers, or by-products. The company operates under the continuous supervision of the independent kosher certifying agency, the Triangle K organization, ensuring that all ingredients, equipment, and processes adhere to the most stringent Orthodox Jewish Law standards. This unwavering commitment to quality and religious standards has garnered the brand a broad appeal, with many non-Jewish consumers in the U.S. being its loyal customers.
Today, Hebrew National is owned by Conagra Brands, a prominent food company that acquired its parent company in 1993. Despite changes in ownership, the brand has remained steadfast in its rigorous standards. The Triangle K symbol on the packaging serves as a reassuring assurance to consumers of the brand’s integrity and reliability. In the early 2010s, the company faced a class-action lawsuit challenging its kosher claims, which was ultimately dismissed. Hebrew National continues to be widely available in supermarkets across the United States, and its products, particularly the quarter-pound beef franks, remain a popular choice for those seeking high-quality, all-beef products that adhere to traditional dietary laws.
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