

You shouldn’t have to sacrifice your standards to put traditional favorites on your Passover table. Nor should you have to forgo meeting the dietary needs of anyone around the holiday table.
That’s why our grocery buyers work hand in hand with our vendor partners to develop great tasting kosher products that also meet our strict quality standards.
These standards mean there are no artificial preservatives, colors, flavors, sweeteners or hydrogenated fats in the foods we carry in our stores.
You’ll find plenty of must-have kosher-for-Passover selections in our grocery aisles.
Here’s a sample of what’s in-store for you:
Here are some more products that can help make your meal this holiday:

Select stores will also carry poultry options from Kosher Valley, including fresh and frozen whole young turkeys and chickens, as well as freshly ground chicken and turkey options, all certified by the Orthodox Union and the K'hal Adath Jeshurun.
As with all of our meats, these birds are raised on a vegetarian diet without antibiotics or added hormones. (Federal regulations prohibit the use of hormones in raising poultry.) In addition, all of our chicken suppliers are rated according to Global Animal Partnership’s 5-Step™ Animal Welfare Rating standards. Kosher-for-Passover chickens and turkeys from various brands are available at all of our stores.
This is just a sampling of the Passover foods available in many of our stores.
Contact your local Whole Foods Market to learn more about their specific selection of kosher offerings and how they can help you with your special meal.
What will be on your table Passover week?
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