Commission on Non-Jewish Fruits
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Question
There is a store without delivery and it has a strict kashrut, and I was told that it is a commission. What is the ruling?
Answer
There are stores that sell using the 'commission' method, meaning the goods remain under the ownership of the non-Jew and the responsibility is on him. Thus, the payment goes directly to the non-Jew through the seller.
Source
Azmera Leshimcha (Shemita, Issue 2).
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