Since our inception, our prime-focus as a Halal certification organisation remains unchanged; it has always been about you, our clients. Today, the story continues, even as we evolve to better meet your needs through our Halal services.
The steady increase in Halal consumers and their demand for your products, which should bear an authentic Halal logo, has position us at the forefront to serve you.
Is whey powder Halal?
Whey powder is formed by drying whey or liquid plasma, which is obtained during the manufacture of cheese. The cheese is made using different enzymes and cultures from different sources. For example, rennet derived from pig will not be Halal.
Whey powder should be Halal certified to ensure that the products are Halal.
Does the Halal certification process affect my standard business operations?
At HCE, we take a pragmatic path to the Halal Certification process. Designed with clients in mind, we have built a Halal assurance system that will have the least impact on your regular operations. We can incorporate the Halal requirements into your organisation's existing Quality Management System. And this approach is an ideal fit for most clients.
Alternatively, we offer a bespoke Halal Assurance System (HAS) that lets companies control their Halal system's day-to-day management.
For more information about the HAS, please contact us.
What are the requirements/guidelines for Halal certification?
Companies must show that they can consistently produce and maintain Halal products' integrity and manage any risks posed to the products. Ensuring the products and ingredients are Halal and there is no risk of contamination by Haram.
Once you apply for Halal certification, we will guide you through the Halal certification process.
HCE grants Halal certification to companies that have demonstrated satisfactory compliance with HCE Halal standards.
What is Haram?
The opposite of Halal is Haram, which means unlawful or prohibited – it refers to anything forbidden according Islamic Law.
The term also encompasses materials that are unlawful for consumption or personal use.
How big is the global Halal market?
Why is Halal important?
At present, the worldwide awareness for Halal consumers to purchase products labelled as Halal is incredibly high. And Halal consumers need products that serve their religious obligations and comply with Islamic provisions. Halal is an Islamic term that means lawful or permitted.
Halal has become universal, extending its appeal beyond religious rules. Consumers from various beliefs see Halal products as better in quality.
Halal is a stamp of approval, meaning clean, wholesome and superior quality due to stringent checks throughout the production chain. Thus, Halal is beneficial for everyone; consumers and companies alike.
Which governments/countries have recognised and authorised HCE’s Halal certification?
M-Halal has received accreditation from numerous international and governmental accrediting authorities, confirming that our Halal certification is internationally accepted.
We are proud to be one of the best accredited Halal certification agencies. And we are approved by international and governmental accrediting authorities, such as; JAKIM (Malaysia), MUI (Indonesia), MUIS (Singapore), GAC (Gulf nations), ESMA (UAE), the World Halal Food Council and many more. You can check the complete list of M-Halal's accreditation and recognition here.
The various accreditation assures that you are partnering with the best within the Halal industry.
How do I get a Halal Certificate?
What are the costs for Halal certification?
Why do I need Halal certification?
As a company, you may want to reach a larger segment of your consumer base or plan to grow that base. In that case, Halal certification is essential.
Many export markets also have Halal entry requirements. To meet those requirements, certification from an authorised Halal agency is mandatory.
What is Halal certification?