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The Arabic word halal, which means permissible, is used. When a product is certified as Halal, it signifies that it complies with Islamic law and is acceptable or permissible. Products must have been slaughtered in accordance with these laws and come from an acceptable source, such as a cow or chicken, in order to acquire this certification.
Halal Certification is a process that ensures the features and quality of the products in accordance with the standards established by the Islamic Council that allows the use of the imprint "Halal." It primarily applies to meat products as well as other foods including milk, food, and additives. The certification is essential for businesses targeting Muslim consumers in India and globally.
Halal Certification is essential for businesses involved in food production, processing, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and hospitality serving Muslim consumers.
Documents are grouped the way certification bodies review them — business documents, product details, and compliance declarations.
Each stage is a real, sequential step through the Halal Certification process under Islamic certification bodies.
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Submit all necessary documents for Halal Certification. Our team verifies and completes the documentation.
Review product ingredients and conduct laboratory testing to verify Halal compliance.
Prepare and review the Halal Certification application form with all required details and supporting documents.
Submit the application to the Halal certification body along with all required documents and samples.
The certification body reviews the application, verifies documents, and may conduct an on-site inspection of the facility.
Upon approval, we receive the Halal Certificate and send a copy to you via email or courier.
Halal Certification is typically valid for a period of 1 to 2 years depending on the certification body. To maintain the certification, businesses must:
We manage every step, document, and follow-up with the certification body so you can focus on your business.
We verify your eligibility and ensure all required documents are complete and valid.
Complete application form drafting and verification to ensure error-free submission.
Consulting on product classification and specific Halal requirements.
Coordination with government-licensed laboratories for ingredient testing.
Complete Halal Certification application filing with the certification body.
We respond to all queries from the certification body on your behalf.
A full compliance schedule including renewal reminders and annual return filing.
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