Tnuva Food Industries Agricultural Co-Op in Israel Ltd.

I started to look at the gummy candies also, and so far it looks like they don't say fish gelatin.

So I know that the mice, a friend of mine is the chief rabbi of Tnuva.

He says that many years ago he removed all gelatin from all of their products.

So it's not as big an issue anymore.

These, uh, pigeons that are on your thing.

I can't imagine that people want to spare themselves the shekel and buy the egg at a Tnuva.

Instead they'll buy it and they'll take it underneath it, right? 90% of the people are not interested in, in doing that.

So the question is, "If I'm not interested in the egg, should I still send away the mother, or is there a mitzvah bechalal to send away the mother?" And that depends on these two sides I just mentioned.