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Food restrictions for different religions

Hindus
No beef, mainly vegetables, no alcohol. 
Muslims
No pork, no alcohol, no shellfish, halal meat ( requires a Muslim to be present at the killing). 
Sikhs
No beef, no alcohol, only meat killed with one blow to the head. 
Jews
No pork, meat must be kosher, only fish with fins and scales, meat and dairy produce not to be eaten together.
Rastafarians
No animal product except milk, no canned or processed foods, no salt added, foods should be organic.

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