Food Containing “Chalav Nochri” for a Non-Jew
Question
Is it permissible to give a non-Jew food that contains chalav nochri?
Answer
Shalom u’vrachah
From the standpoint of kashrut — it is permitted; he has no prohibition against eating non-kosher food.
From the standpoint of “lo techanem” — if you derive benefit from giving it, it is permitted. But to give it to him as a gift without a reason is forbidden.
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