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June 19, 2011 8:05 am at 8:05 am #779680
Daniel Breslauer
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Cholov Stam is allowed in The Netherlands, but only as a second option where Cholov Yisroel is unavailable (ie, outside of Amsterdam).

I’m fairly sure the regulations for this are nowadays set on the EU level, so if it’s ok in The Netherlands, I believe it’s ok in the rest of the EU as well (and I’m pretty sure in Switzerland as well).

And yes, a quick check reveals I’m right about Switzerland: http://www.igb.ch/fileadmin/pdf/Kaschrutlisten/Aktuell/IGB%20Kaschrut-Liste_Stand_Juni%202011.pdf see page 131 (Milch).

Mods: I am posting a link to a kashrus list on the website of a kehilla (the IGB, Jewish Community of Basel). I’d assume that is ok?