122
Question
If I buy a freshly squeezed juice of vegetables and fruit from the shuk in jerusalem and am unsure about the massrot can i remove 1% plus from th juice and maaser it?
Answer
ב"ה
Shalom
If the juice was bought from a place with a proper kosher certificate, there is no reason to assume that Terumot and Masserot were not taken. The kosher certificate covers all aspects of Kashrut.
However, if the juice was bought from a place where there is no kosher certificate, then Terumot and Masserot are not the only problem. There is also the issue of "Orlah". Were the fruits for the juice from trees which have already passed the years which are required for Orlah? Were the fruits examined for insects before juicing? What was cut with the knife before cutting the fruit? Meat? Cheese? something totally not kosher?
However, in a case where you are only unsure just of the taking of Terumot and Masserot, then they may be taken even after having them juiced if one forgot.. But since you are in doubt, a Bracha should not be said when taking Terumot and Masserot. Also, a person must know the proper order of taking Terumot and Masserot and should say the proper text as appears in the siddurim while doing it.
All the best

Gentile inferiority due to genetics.
Rabbi Yoel Lieberman | Adar 6, 5785

First use of a word in the Tanakh
Rabbi Ari Shvat | Tammuz 11, 5772
Ribit
Rabbi Daniel Kirsch | Tevet 25, 5785

Shareholders in a company which possibly may do work on Shab
Rabbi Yoel Lieberman | Shevat 8, 5782

Tallit Cleaning
Various Rabbis | Iyyar 21, 5769

Kaddish for non Jewish Relatives
Rabbi Chaim Tabasky | 28 Tammuz 5766

Hebrew name
Rabbi David Sperling | Tammuz 8, 5777

When does the Jewish day begin?
Rabbi David Sperling | Nisan 10, 5775

Blessing for non jew
Rabbi Yoel Lieberman | Nisan 23, 5785

Is the Shulchan Hatahor (Komarno) acceptable for halacha?
Rabbi Ari Shvat | Adar 25, 5785
