Kayco (Kedem) is a distributor and manufacturer of kosher foods, beverages and spirits, including Passover products, catering to Jewish communities globally.
- The company was founded in 1948 by Jacob Schwab, the grandfather of the current CEO, Harold Weiss.
- Initially, it was a small juice company, but it has now grown to distribute and manufacture hundreds of kosher products.
- In 1990s, the company branched into the import and distribution of specialty foods and beverages from around the world.
- In 2007, Kayco purchased the beverage company Kedem.
- Kayco has won numerous awards for its products and has grown to become a top kosher food manufacturer and distributor globally
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Kedem Grape Juice is a non-alcoholic grape juice made from Concord grapes. It is a popular product for Jewish holidays and celebrations.
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Yes, all Kayco products are kosher certified, either by the Orthodox Union (OU) or another recognized kosher certification agency.
Kayco products are available in many grocery stores, specialty stores and online retailers globally. You can also find them at kosher supermarkets.
Yes, Kayco produces a range of gluten-free products, including matzo, biscuits, noodles and crackers.
Yes, Kayco is a third-generation, family-owned business, headed by CEO Harold Weiss.