Friday, 24 November 2017

HOW TO GET HALAL CERTIFICATION?

HALAL certification is for food products. Halal certification means that the product and its production methods (including raw materials, ingredients, processing equipments, other handling equipments used in the process of manufacturing  ) adheres to the Islamic law (Shariah Law) requirements.
All type of food handlers like hotels, restaurants, food processing units, medicine manufacturers, supplementary food manufacturers, meat suppliers, Poultry suppliers, Exporters & Importers of food items etc. is eligible for this standard.


Inform IAS through the IAS application form with all product related information and the processing methods. IAS will guide you to implement the HALAL requirements (if required). Upon completion, IAS will visit your organisation’s production facility to confirm the raw materials, ingredients, products, procedures followed, packing and delivery and report is made by the auditor.
The report is further reviewed by the technical committee and the decision is for certification.
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?
The cost of certificate depends on the number of products being certified, location of the facilities, complexity of the product, user requirements etc., Do not hesitate to contact IAS to avail the cost of HALAL certification.
BENEFITS
·         Export opportunities to Muslim countries.
·         Consumer acceptance in Muslim Market.
·         More prevalent and demonstration of quality of the product in Non Muslim market as well.
·         Symbol of responsibility and trust.

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  1. I found your blog and it was really useful as well as informative thanks for sharing such an article with us. We also provide services related to HACCP Certification

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