Halal and Various other self certification standards
Halal :
Halal is an Arabic word that implies admissible. A Halal Certified item means that the item is admissible or satisfactory as per Islamic law. With the goal for items to get this Certification. They should be from a worthy source, for example, dairy animals or chicken and butchered by these laws.
Halal exchange alludes to the business of HALAL-guaranteed quality items that meet the globally acknowledged sanitation measures underway and cleanliness.
SIS has strategic tie-ups with different HALAL certification agencies (Indian & overseas) to provide HALAL certification services in India. These associations are distinctive ISLAMIC religious associations and they issue HALAL authentication following the rules of ‘The Quran’. The HALAL audit is done by a ‘Maulana’ who should have proper knowledge of the Quran & ISLAM.
Halal Certification Process :
So as to finish the Halal Certification process, organizations must finish a three-stage process with a warning gathering. This procedure incorporates
Evaluation — explanation of the company and the need for receiving Halal Certification
Inspection — onsite inspection of plant and process
Certification — once the evaluation and inspection are complete if passed, the organization will be granted certification
Benefits of Halal Certification :
- Easy access to market of Muslim countries.
- requires well being and cleanliness too which is essential to outsider.
- Competitive advantage in export market.
- Listing of your company in worldwide directory.