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A massively underserved market of Halal-Conscious Consumers are looking to purchase products like yours. That may sound intimidating, but don’t worry! We guide you through the halal certification process from start to finish.
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What Does Halal Mean?
Halal refers to anything that is permissible or allowed according to Islamic law. It primarily applies to food, beverages, and other products, but can also refer to actions, behavior, and practices. For food, halal means it meets specific criteria outlined in the Quran and Hadith, such as avoiding forbidden ingredients like pork or alcohol, and following proper slaughtering methods for animals.
DOES HALAL CONCERN YOUR INDUSTRY?
ABSOLUTELY!
Whether you manufacture food products, cosmetics, own a restaurant, or a slaughterhouse, halal certification is important!
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Halal certification is a crucial aspect for Muslim consumers who seek to ensure
Our halal Certification Process
1. Make Contact
Contact us in order to get information about our process, pricing details, and any other questions you may have. You will receive a proposal within 24 hours.
2. accept proposal
Accept our service proposal for certification. Sign and Return the NDA for protection of proprietary information, and further engagement.
3. down payment
Pay the 50% deposit in order to officially begin service. (non-refundable)
4. Submit docs
Submit your documents for review pre-audit. You will receive instructions on how to schedule your audit.
5. audit
Auditors perform the annual master inspection at your facility. Non-conformity’s must be corrected before a certificate can be issued. Followup audits may be done remotely.
6. halal certify
Once review has passed, and final payment made, we issue a genuine law certificate for your products and establishment.
Congratulations!
1. Make Contact
Contact us in order to get information about our process, pricing details, and any other questions you may have. You will receive a proposal within 24 hours.
2. accept proposal
Accept our service proposal for certification. Sign and Return the NDA for protection of proprietary information, and further engagement.
3. down payment
Pay the 50% deposit in order to officially begin service. (non-refundable)
4.Submit docs
Submit your documents for review pre-audit. You will receive instructions on how to schedule your audit.
5. audit
Auditors perform the annual master inspection at your facility. Non-conformity’s must be corrected before a certificate can be issued. Followup audits may be done remotely.
6. halal certify
Once review has passed, and final payment made, we issue a genuine law certificate for your products and establishment.
Congratulations!
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FAQs
A halal certificate is an official document issued by a recognized authority that verifies a product or service meets the requirements of Islamic law (Sharia). It ensures that the product, such as food, beverages, cosmetics, or pharmaceuticals, is free from prohibited ingredients (like pork or alcohol) and has been produced or processed according to halal standards. The certificate is often required by businesses to cater to Muslim consumers who seek halal products.
No, it refers to any Islamically permissible human action.
Haram (Impermissible) consumables are summarized in the following list:
