Swiss Koscher
Scan it. Know it’s kosher.
3'691 products approved by Swiss kosher communities, in your pocket.
The whole list. Always current.
Updated every night from the Swiss kosher list.
- kosher products
- 3'691
- communities
- 6
- added in the last 30 days
- +112
Products by community
Out of 3'691 products on the list. Many carry more than one approval, so the numbers overlap.
- ICZ - IG Bern - CIG - Lausanne - St. Gallen - La Chaux de Fonds
- 3'687
- IG Basel - IG Endingen
- 3'430
- IRG Basel / Machsikei hadass Geneva
- 1'914
- IRG / Agudas Achim Zürich
- 899
- IGfKL
- 188
- KGK
- 95
Questions about the Swiss kosher list
- What is the Swiss kosher list?
- The Swiss Jewish communities publish lists of the groceries they approve as kosher, sold in shops such as Migros, Coop, Denner, Aldi and Lidl. Swiss Koscher brings those lists together: search them, scan a barcode in the shop, and see whether a product is parve or dairy.
- How do I check if a product is kosher in Switzerland?
- Scan its barcode with the Swiss Koscher app, or search this site by name, brand or barcode. You see right away whether it’s on the list, whether it’s parve or dairy, which lists include it and any note from the list.
- Which communities’ lists are included?
- The kosher lists of the Jewish communities in Zurich, Basel, Bern, Geneva, Lausanne, St. Gallen and other places in Switzerland. Each product shows which lists include it, and in the app you choose the lists you follow.
- Is the Swiss Koscher app free?
- Yes. Swiss Koscher is free on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. Searching and scanning need no account, and the list is stored on your device, so it works in the shop without a signal.
- How up to date is the list?
- Swiss Koscher syncs with the Swiss kosher list every night, so new products and changes appear within a day.
- A product isn’t on the list. Does that mean it isn’t kosher?
- Not necessarily. It may simply not have been reviewed yet. Check your community’s current list or ask your rav. Swiss Koscher is a reference tool, not a rabbinic authority, so always check the packaging too.