Ko Kosher of Philadelphia is one such agency. Star-K said, ‘Kosher gelatin is derived from kosher animal sources… from kosher slaughtered and processed bovine sources or from kosher species of fish’… The OK kosher certifying agency said, ‘Kosher gelatin is made from kosher fish and/or agar.’…There are other kosher-certifying agencies that will certify as kosher food products containing pig-derived gelatin.
Regenstein, a Jewish food technologist who has published extensively on kosher food laws. These four agencies are considered "normative mainstream" by J.M. Here is an excerpt to explain how different the standards are: “The VRG contacted four major kosher certifying agencies that certify kosher food products in the United States today-Star-K, OK, the Orthodox Union (OU), and KOF-K-to clarify the meaning of kosher gelatin. If it comes from improperly slaughtered animals according to Islamic guidelines] or from pork sources, then it will not be allowed. If the gelatin comes from a properly slaughtered animal, a fish, or from vegetable sources, then it will be permissible. Kosher gelatin has different meanings according to different groups of Jews. In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
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