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		<title>By: Eliana Leader</title>
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		<dc:creator>Eliana Leader</dc:creator>
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		<description>&quot;. . . having learned more about the shocking state of the meat industry in America, I quickly began to think that we should not only start keeping kosher, but also “keep” organic. Jonathan’s interpretation of the traditional kosher laws made him think that kosher food can’t really be made in a factory farm, because of humanitarian issues that may be violated there.&quot;

This is exactly why my husband and I stopped eating factory meat as well. We have a strictly kosher home, and the efforts we made didn&#039;t seem like enough when we felt that eating industrial meat goes against the way we interpret the concept of kosher.

We live in Georgia, which does not have a shochet, so we cannot get kosher, local organic meat, however there is a website, www.kolfoods.com which sells Glatt kosher meat from sustainable small farms in the US. I highly suggest it for anyone who would like to eat humane and sustainable kosher meat but does not live in an area that can provide it locally.</description>
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<p>This is exactly why my husband and I stopped eating factory meat as well. We have a strictly kosher home, and the efforts we made didn&#8217;t seem like enough when we felt that eating industrial meat goes against the way we interpret the concept of kosher.</p>
<p>We live in Georgia, which does not have a shochet, so we cannot get kosher, local organic meat, however there is a website, <a href="http://www.kolfoods.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.kolfoods.com</a> which sells Glatt kosher meat from sustainable small farms in the US. I highly suggest it for anyone who would like to eat humane and sustainable kosher meat but does not live in an area that can provide it locally.</p>
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