The worldwide rollout of new kosher chocolate products will take place over coming months.

(Courtesy of OU) Feastables, the global snacking company founded in 2022 by YouTube creator and influencer Jimmy Donaldson (better known as MrBeast), has completed the kosher certification process for the production of its chocolate products. The kosher certification was supervised by the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America. Since February 2025, Feastables started to roll out OU kosher certified chocolate products across stores in the U.S., with other countries soon to follow.

“As the fastest growing global chocolate brand, we want to ensure our products are enjoyed by as many people as possible around the world. That’s why we’re working hard to make sure our chocolate products meet a wide variety of religious, cultural and dietary standards,” said Alexandre Zigliara, CEO of Feastables. “Being kosher certified by the Orthodox Union, the most recognized kosher certification agency in the world, also means our consumers can be assured the highest quality of kosher certification is in place.”

Feastables is currently working to get all products with OU labelling on shelves across all their markets. Consumers seeking kosher products are asked to check the packaging to ensure it has the OU symbol before purchasing. The rollout schedule for Feastables kosher products across different markets is as follows:

“We are hearing so much excitement from parents and kids in our community about this news,” said Rabbi Moshe Elefant, COO of OU Kosher, headquartered in New York. “As Feastables enjoys rapid success and growth, we appreciate them adding kosher certification making the brand available to even more consumers. Our communities are thrilled that they can now be part of this cultural phenomenon.”

“We are pleased to hear such positive feedback from the kosher community, and that we are able to make our product accessible to consumers who follow religious dietary laws and those who prefer to eat kosher for other lifestyle reasons,” said Bryan Waddell, vice president of marketing at Feastables.

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