Creville is kosher according to Jewish dietary law.

Does Creville have fins and scales?

Yes. Creville has both fins and removable scales, which is the requirement set in Leviticus 11:9-12 and Deuteronomy 14:9-10 for a fish to be considered kosher.

Can I eat Creville sushi or sashimi?

If Creville is prepared in a kosher kitchen with kosher utensils and ingredients, Creville sushi or sashimi can be kosher. Always verify the kosher certification of the restaurant or preparation source.

Where can I find more information about whether Creville is kosher?

KosherFish.co references the Orthodox Union (OU) and Chabad lists of kosher and non-kosher fish. For specific halachic questions, consult your local Orthodox rabbi.

Creville

Kosher

Has fins and scales

Fins Yes

Scales Yes

Description

If this means the crevalle jack, it is generally considered poor table fare. The flesh is dark, red, and coarse, and younger fish eat better. It is sold fresh, frozen, salted, or smoked.

"Creville" most likely refers to the crevalle jack, a fast marine jack of the Atlantic. It ranges in the western Atlantic from Nova Scotia to Uruguay and in the eastern Atlantic from Portugal to Angola, including the Mediterranean, and it also enters brackish water.

Warnings & Kosher Issues

Kosher: the crevalle jack is a bony fish with fins and scales, so it is kosher.
"Creville" appears to be a corruption of "crevalle," so confirm the species before relying on it.
The crevalle jack has been implicated in some cases of ciguatera poisoning.