Knowledge.
In addition to general kosher expertise, ask about an agency’s knowledge of your particular market, product(s) or service(s). 

Security.
Be sure your company’s data will be secure, while your certificates and kosher status updates will be easily accessible for you and your customers.

Experience.
Implementing a kosher program can present unique needs for each company and their plant. Experience plays a vital role in being able to lay a solid foundation for your kosher program.

Integrity.
Today’s shortcut is tomorrow’s liability. If a supervising rabbi offers short-term shortcuts that do not completely address long-term concerns, look elsewhere.

Acceptability.
Consider the agency’s reliability among kosher authorities and its symbol recognition among consumers. Broad acceptance in both spaces means considerably greater value.

Service.
Swift and responsive attention to your account and compliance needs is essential throughout production. Is the agency equipped to provide it?