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Future-proof your brand with halal certification and the most credible certification service in the industry.
JOIN HUNDREDS OF HALAL CERTIFIED COMPANIES!
Trusted by Halal-Conscious Brands for nearly 40 Years
- Nearly 40 years of Halal Certification services
- Fast, reliable, and cost-effective certification
- Globally accepted halal certification
- Trusted by top food, pharma, and cosmetic brands
Halal Watch, globally recognized, Accredited by the USDHS, is the most trusted name for halal certification in the USA.
REACH BILLIONS
A massively underserved market of Halal-Conscious Consumers are looking to purchase certified products like yours. That may sound intimidating, but don’t worry! We guide you through the halal certification process from start to finish.
Grow with USA's Leading Halal Certification Agency!
What do audits, documentation, and Inspections all have in common? BORING! Our approach to the halal certification process is friendly, exciting, and secure. We incorporate amazing certification bodies, a client portal, unlimited products, seamless electronic uploads, remote assessments, and digitally secure certificates, giving you peace of mind!
HALAL CERTIFICATION SPECIALISTS
Halal Watch World is a US based halal certification agency with extensive experience servicing clients from a multitude of industries. We make the certification process easy to understand and ensure that a high level of quality is implemented throughout our certified facilities.
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!
Demand for halal products is increasing; whether you manufacture food products, cosmetics, own a restaurant, or a slaughterhouse, halal certification is important!
International Destinations
Our Halal auditors are trained to meet international accreditation halal standards, required for exporting goods to key markets like Malaysia and the UAE. We follow GSO 993, UAE 2055-4, MS 1500, ISO 22000, and other standards for Halal certification.
Global Presence
Our vast network of inspectors and certifiers spans the globe and is continually growing, thanks to our affiliate program, which provides halal food service.
Trusted Certification
Our certification agency is trusted by consumers, government agencies, and institutions, and companies across the world. View our credentials link.
Industries Served
Private Label Brands
Halal certification is more than just a label—it’s a stamp of trust, purity, and ethics
Meat and Poultry
Halal certification in meat and poultry is your key to access the global market where millions of Muslim consumers are open to your products.
Cosmetics & Personal Care
Cosmetics and personal care products play an important role in our daily routines.
Pharmaceuticals & Supplements
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:
1. Human derived ingredients
2. Pork
3. Donkey (excluding the Onager)
4. Animals with fangs or talons (Carnivorous)
(Excluding Hyena and Fox according to
school of thought)
5. Animals not slaughtered according to
Islamic ritual rites
6. Carrion
7. All forms of filth (Najis) i.e. Urine,
Excrement, Blood, Pus, Vomit, etc
8. Insects (other than locusts)
9. Animals fed with more than 50% of any of
the above without being fed on a pure diet
for a stipulated number of days (The
Jallaalah)
10. Any intoxicants
11. Anything toxic or harmful to the body (such
as cigarettes)
12. Anything processed, made, produced,
manufactured, and/or stored using utensils,
equipment, and/or machinery in contact with
any of the above that have not been cleansed
according to standards which remove
contaminants.
