Giving Chocolate Without Kosher Certification to a Non-Jew

Relations between Jews and non-Jews

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Question

Received chocolate without kosher certification, can it be given to a non-Jew?

Answer

To a non-Jew whom he knows or to a non-Jew who will derive benefit from it, it is permitted, and there is no violation of the prohibition of 'do not show them favor.'

Source

Shulchan Aruch, Choshen Mishpat, Siman 249, Ran, Gittin 38

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