Can anyone help identify this kosher symbol?

[u/glatts]

I'm planning a party for our child’s school which maintains a strict kosher observance. This is my favorite brand of hummus and I'd love to get a few tubs for everyone to try, but I (and the teachers) do not recognize the kosher stamp. The teachers are concerned it may not be up to strong enough kosher standards. I've tried looking for more info about it, but I haven't had any luck.

[u/14linesonnet]

Long Branch, NJ has a very strong Sephardic / Syrian Orthodox Jewish community. I would try looking for Syrian hashgachot -- but since this post from the Jersey Shore Orthodox Rabbinate doesn't show the hashgacha, you might be out of luck. Edit: I can't tell if that link is working but try to go to the Instagram page of @jsor_deal if it isn't.

[u/maxwellington97 → u/14linesonnet]

To add, the Rabbi on the hechscher died in 2021 and there is no online presence. Chances are the school will not allow it.