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HALAL CERTIFICATION

What is Halal Certification?

Halal certification states that the food or the products are permissible for the followers of Islam and no haram product or procedure is used while its manufacturing or processing.

In many Islamic countries, Halal certification is given by the government. In India, FSSAI (Food Safety and Standards Authority of India) certification can be seen on almost all the processed foods but this authority doesn’t give halal certification in India.  Halal certification is given by many private companies in India which marks the food or products permissible for the followers of Islam.

Benefits of Halal Certification

Enhances customer/supplier relationships

Continuous improvement in service to suppliers

Continuous improvement of service to subscribers

Standardized quality system requirements

Increase efficiency to save time, money and resources

Increase market opportunities

Who can be certified Halal Certification?

Shamkris Group

Food Growers

Shamkris Group

Food Processors

Shamkris Group

Food Transporters

Shamkris Group

Food Retailers

Shamkris Group

Halal Restaurants

Shamkris Group

Food Packagers

Shamkris Group

Food Manufactures

Shamkris Group

Food Storage

Document required for Halal Certification

  • Application Form
  • List of Products & their Ingredient
  • Halal certificate ingredient if required
  • Process flow chart
  • KYC of company
  • Label Sample
  • Supplier NOC copy

The extent of Documented Information differs as per:

  • List of Products
  • Process

Role of Shamkris and Process of Halal Certification

Shamkris adopts a results-oriented approach to effective system implementation in the organization. A simple and practical method of system implementation helps organizations increase business efficiency and sustainability. Shamkris supports 100% documentation to obtain an accreditation body of success in addition to enhanced performance.

The implementation process is described below:

Time Frame

Task

Process

Day 1

GAP Analysis
Certification Body
Selection
Cost Estimates

  • Finding the GAP between existing system related to Halal requirements
  • Selecting the appropriate certification Body
  • Based on the scope of your business & certification Body you choose

Week 1

Developing Documents

  • Filled application form
  • Create list of products
  • Collect Ingredient Halal Certificate
  • Process flow chart

Week 2

Plan Inspection

  • Inspection conducted by Halal Certification Body
  • Verification of Documents & Records
  • Verification of Legal Documents Including Label

Week 3

Certification Body

  • Halal Certificate issued for 1 year.
  • Renewal Audit every year.

Year on Year

Yearly Compliance

  • Support of Yearly documentation for audit

FAQ

Halal certification is needed to inform Muslim consumers that products are prepared by halal methods. Through the halal assurance system, haram products can be identified. Halal labeling legislation also protects the rights of consumers. Having a specific logo demarcates food products as permissible and impermissible.

In draining the blood from the animal, the halal method ensures the purity of the meat that you eventually consume. Importantly, it also means that there is no uric acid in the meat. Uric acid can cause issues with your kidneys, skin, and blood. Non-halal meat often contains this acid, particularly in poultry.
What is the process of getting Halal Certification?
  1. Gather product information and supporting documentation, including ingredient details for your products.
  2. Submit a Halal Certification application and pay application fees.
  3. Wait for inspectors to contact you.

Muslims simply do not eat pork or pork products because God has prohibited it. A Muslim spends his or her life endeavouring to please God by worshipping Him and obeying His laws, or rules. One of those rules is that the eating pork, or pork products is forbidden.