What is the difference between kosher and organic?

* Kosher is a dietary standard in keeping with Jewish law, that is, in keeping with the Torah.

* Kosher food should not mix certain types of food together (meat with dairy, for example).

* Kosher laws forbid most insects and shellfish, and birds of prey and various other predatory birds.

* Animals such as cattle and sheep must be slaughtered in a specific way, and the blood has to be completely drained from the animal.

Organic

* Organic food is farmed without synthetic fertilizers or pesticides.

* Organic livestock must be fed organic feed and treated with organic medicines.

* Organic farming is environmentally sustainable and uses fewer fossil fuels and fewer chemicals.

* Organic food is non-GMO.