New Jersey § 2c:21-7

§ 2c:21-7.

A person commits a disorderly persons offense if in the course of business he: a. (1) Falsely represents any food sold, prepared, served or offered for sale to be

kosher or kosher for Passover; (2) Removes or destroys, or causes to be removed or destroyed, the original means

of identification affixed to food commodities to indicate that same are kosher or

kosher for Passover, except that this paragraph shall not be construed to prevent

the removal of the identification if the commodity is offered for sale as non-kosher;

or (3) Sells, disposes of or has in his possession for the purpose of resale as kosher

any food commodity to which a slaughterhouse plumba, mark, stamp, tag, brand, label

or other means of identification has been fraudulently attached. b. (1) Labels or identifies a food commodity in package form to be kosher or kosher

for Passover or possesses such labels or means of identification, unless he is the

manufacturer or packer of the food commodity in package form; (2) Labels or identifies an article of food not in package form to be kosher or kosher

for Passover or possesses such labels or other means of identification, unless he

is the manufacturer of the article of food; (3) Falsely labels any food commodity in package form as kosher or kosher for Passover

by having or permitting to be inscribed on it, in any language, the words “kosher”

or “kosher for Passover,” “parve,” “glatt,” or any other words or symbols which would

tend to deceive or otherwise lead a reasonable individual to believe that the commodity

is kosher or kosher for Passover; or (4) Labels any food commodity in package form by having or permitting to be inscribed

on it the words “kosher-style,” “kosher-type,” “Jewish,” or “Jewish-style,” unless

the product label also displays the word “non-kosher” in letters at least as large

and in close proximity. c. (1) Sells, offers for sale, prepares, or serves in or from the same place of business

both unpackaged non-kosher food and unpackaged food he represents to be kosher unless

he posts a window sign at the entrance of his establishment which states in block

letters at least four inches in height: “Kosher and Non-Kosher Foods Sold Here,”

or “Kosher and Non-Kosher Foods Served Here,” or a statement of similar import; or (2) Employs any Hebrew word or symbol in any advertising of any food offered for sale

or place of business in which food is prepared, whether for on-premises or off-premises

consumption, unless the advertisement also sets forth in conjunction therewith and

in English, the words “We Sell Kosher Food Only,” “We Sell Both Kosher and Non-Kosher

Foods,” or words of similar import, in letters of at least the same size as the characters

used in Hebrew. For the purpose of this paragraph, “Hebrew symbol” means any Hebrew word, or letter,

or any symbol, emblem, sign, insignia, or other mark that simulates a Hebrew word

or letter. d. (1) Displays for sale in the same show window or other location on or in his place

of business, both unpackaged food represented to be kosher and unpackaged non-kosher

food, unless he: (a) displays over the kosher and non-kosher food signs that read, in clearly visible

block letters, “kosher food” and “non-kosher food,” respectively, or, as to the display

of meat alone, “kosher meat” and “non-kosher meat,” respectively; (b) separates the kosher food products from the non-kosher food products by keeping

the products in separate display cabinets, or by segregating kosher items from non-kosher

items by use of clearly visible dividers; and (c) slices or otherwise prepares the kosher food products for sale with utensils used

solely for kosher food items; (2) Prepares or serves any food as kosher whether for consumption in his place of

business or elsewhere if in the same place of business he also prepares or serves

non-kosher food, unless he: (a) uses and maintains separate and distinctly labeled or marked dishes and utensils

for each type of food; and (b) includes in clearly visible block letters the statement “Kosher and Non-Kosher

Foods Prepared and Sold Here” in each menu or sign used or posted on the premises

or distributed or advertised off the premises; (3) Sells or has in his possession for the purpose of resale as kosher any food commodity

not having affixed thereto the original slaughterhouse plumba, mark, stamp, tag, brand,

label or other means of identification employed to indicate that the food commodity

is kosher or kosher for Passover; or (4) Sells or offers for sale, as kosher, any fresh meat or poultry that is identified

as “soaked and salted,” unless (a) the product has in fact been soaked and salted

in a manner which makes it kosher; and (b) the product is marked “soaked and salted”

on the package label or, if the product is not packaged, on a sign prominently displayed

in conjunction with the product. For the purpose of this paragraph, “fresh meat or poultry” shall mean meat and poultry

that has not been processed except for salting and soaking.