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If its porcine gelatin, its haram (pig derived) If its vegetable derived gelatin, its halal If its bovine gelation, its halal if the cows, ox etc were slaughtered in halal way.Better to stay safe, because pig could be considered as bovine (bovine = cattle).o it's not necessary that kosher means halal, or that kosher means it's not free pig (even though Jews are not allowed to eat pig according to their scriptures). But depending on what the gelatin is from, it could be both kosher and halal. In one instance, from fish, then it would be considered both kosher and halal.
In e-mail correspondence, Miriam Wudowsky of the OK kosher certifying agency said, Kosher gelatin is made from kosher fish and/or agar agar. The OK never uses anything made from pig or other nonkosher animals.. The OU does certify as kosher the bovine gelatin derived from cattle slaughtered in kosher fashion.To the best of our knowledge, there are two companies that produce gelatin certifiable according to OU standards. One of them is Glatech Productions, a New Jersey-based company that produces KolatinÂ® brand kosher gelatin.n e-mail correspondence, Miriam Wudowsky of the OK kosher certifying agency said, Kosher gelatin is made from kosher fish and/or agar agar. The OK never uses anything made from pig or other nonkosher animals.. The OU does certify as kosher the bovine gelatin derived from cattle slaughtered in kosher fashion.