As a language expert with a focus on dialogue and cultural understanding, I can provide you with information regarding the kosher status of Starburst candy.

Starburst candy, produced by the Wrigley Company, is a popular chewy fruit-flavored candy. The kosher status of a product is determined by a rabbinical authority that certifies the product as adhering to Jewish dietary laws, known as kashrut.

To determine if Starburst is kosher, one would typically look for a Kosher certification on the packaging. The most common symbol is a "U" inside a circle (stands for Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America), but there are other symbols used by different certifying agencies.

However, it's important to note that the kosher status can vary by product line and by country, as different ingredients may be used. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, one should check the packaging of the specific product in question or consult the manufacturer's website or customer service.

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This newer formulation Skittles? will have the phrase "gelatin-free" listed in the ingredients panel on its label. Readers may be interested to know that Starburst? still does contain non-Kosher beef-derived gelatin. Wrigley's GummiBursts? contain non-Kosher pork-derived gelatin.read more >>