In the context of New Zealand,The Federation of Islamic Associations of New Zealand (FIANZ) is a relatively decent sized community organisation, with connections in all geographical regions of New Zealand. To streamline the Halal certification activities, all Halal certification related activities will be conducted under the FIANZ Halal brand. This will bring many benefits to the New Zealand and overseas consumers and exporters of New Zealand Halal products. FIANZ Halal is a division of FIANZ Inc. FIANZ Halal was established solely to provide certification services to halal-certified meat plants and other halal providers in New Zealand. FIANZ Halal is fulfilling all of its legal and Islamic requirements as it is a Muslim entity. FIANZ Halal is operating as per its pre-defined procedures and protocols. The personnel have profound understanding of the proper supply of Halal services throughout New Zealand and to all nations through complying with all Halal Islamic requirements. FIANZ Halal has taken appropriate steps to ensure that Islamic responsibilities are properly implemented in their all activities as they have sufficient Muslim Halal Auditors, Halal Islamic Affairs Expert with authority and responsibility along with other committee members and representatives for the Halal audit, review, and decisions to Halal certification. FIANZ Halal is wholly responsible […]

Thailand Halal Certificate issuance is managed by The Central Islamic Council of Thailand  (CICOT ) a non-profit organization. By virtue of section 18(5 (9) of the administration of Islamic organization Act B.E. 2540.

 Saudi Food & Drug Authority , Saudi Halal Center provides Halal Certification the following services: Recognition and Issuing Halal certifications for clients. Information about the accredited bodies that provide Halal certificates

New Zealand Islamic Development Trust (NZIDT) employed a team of expert Halal Auditors tasked with carrying out Halal Certification Review and Verification Activities within their defined regions. NZIDT abide to the NZ Halal assurance notice and are compliant with all International Halal regulatory authorities. We also aim to develop unified Halal certification standards and practices. NZIDT has become one of the first certification body in the world to be accredited by Emirates Authority for Standardisation and Metrology (ESMA). The UAE/GSO Halal Certification Scheme has been established and developed by UAE and other GCC countries to underpin the importation of Halal certified products into the UAE and GCC countries, so that consumers can have greater confidence in the status of the halal food they consume.

Islamic Services of America (ISA) plays a large role in the Halal industry both as an educator and a certifier.  ISA partners with companies that specialize in the production of all consumable and non-consumable products and certifies those that are found to be Halal compliant. In 1975, ISA was established for community functions such as educational materials, family support, working with local colleges and universities for the acceptance of the influx of foreign students and local community activities.  In the late 70s and early 80s came the global need for a USA based Halal verification and certification service program. Islamic Services of America (ISA) upholds the Halal certification standards, protocols, rules and regulations that are monitored and/or enforced by the international Halal governing authorities and is a founding member of the World Halal Food Council. Who Islamic Services of America Serve ISA provides Halal certification services to a diverse range of customers, products, and brands across many consumer and commercial industries. Some examples of ISA’s primary service offerings are related to flavor companies, meat, poultry and dairy products, to vitamin, supplements, cosmetics and other personal care items.  Some of our non-consumables service offerings are related to filters, lubricants, cleaning materials and other synthetic chemical […]

Islamic Coordinating Council of Victoria (ICCV) Halal Certification is Australia’s largest internationally accredited halal certification agency operating across six continents. Certifying many multi-national food processors and raw material manufacturers, we are committed to offering a professional and affordable halal certification service worldwide. The ICCV logo is globally accepted and recognised for providing quality assurances and increasing marketability

HALAL MONITORING AUTHORITY (HMA) For many years individual Imams and Ulama received complaints from the Muslim community and in particular individuals from the Halal industry that many things within the industry were not being observed in accordance to the Shariah. In March of 2004 the Jami’yyatul Ulama Canada (CCMT) therefore decided to appoint a team of members whose task was to observe and discover what is really going on within the industry. The team managed to inspect 13 poultry abattoirs, 4 meat abattoira, 7 further processing plants and numerous other manufacturing plants and retailers. Throughout these inspections, which were documented, the team discovered many areas of concern in majority of the places that were visited and steps were taken to try and rectify the problems.

The Halal Management Division is one of the JAKIM divisions responsible for conducting halal certification in Malaysia in conjunction with the state Islamic Religious Department. Halal certification began as early as 1965 by the Selangor Islamic Religious Department (JAIS). The halal certification implemented by JAKIM began in 1974 when the Research Center, Islamic Affairs Division, JPM issued a halal certification letter for food and beverage products that met the requirements of Islamic law. At that time, he was responsible for one of the bodies regulating halal product certificates in addition to the State Islamic Religious Department (JAIN) which also implemented halal certification with their respective logos. In 1994, halal certification was given in the form of a certificate with the BAHEIS halal logo. In November 2002, the Islamic Food and Consumer Study Division, JAKIM was established and began operating on January 16, 2003 as a halal certification body with the aim of coordinating, issuing and monitoring the Halal Certification Certificate and enforcing all regulations related to halal in Malaysia. Since then, the Government has determined that all halal certification activities are fully implemented by JAKIM through the Islamic Food and Use Study Division with the use of the new halal […]

FAMBRAS HALAL Certification LTDA., Is a company that acts as a Halal Certification Body for products in Brazil, and all the know-how acquired in these years of work, was acquired from the Federation of Muslim Associations of Brazil for this new company. FAMBRAS Halal is a pioneer in Halal system deployment in Brazil, following the major international standards (FSSC 22000, ISO 22716, GMP and standards of Islamic Asia such as, Malaysian Standard (MS) MS 1900, MS 1500, MS 2300, MS 2424, LPPOM MUI (Indonesia) HAS 23000, HAS 23103, HAS 23201). From the development of standards by the GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council), unifying two grounded bases, the Halal assurance system + Halal Safety Management System, FAMBRAS Halal, started in 2017 the ISO implementation / IEC 17065 and inserted the standards proposed by the GSO (GSO 2055-2, GSO 2055-1, GSO 993, UAE.S 2055-4 in its certification processes). FAMBRAS HALAL was the first Halal certification body in Latin America to be accredited by GAC (GCC Accreditation Center) and by ESMA (Emirates Authority for Standardization and Metrology), in standards GSO 2055-2 and ISO/ IEC 17065.  

Halal Certification Unit of Egyptian Organization for Standardization & Quality (EOS) has established a specialized unit in the field of Halal food activity with a specific mechanism to carry out the tasks of this unit. Egyptian Organization for Standardization and Quality Halal for goods and a products in the light of the standards issued in this regard and that the producers and exporters adhere to if they wish to mark the Halal Food – Cosmetics & Personal Care. Why Halal Sign : Providing a clear and clear position of the product with the provisions of Islamic law. The tranquility, spirituality and tranquility of the Muslim consumer. To ensure that the food does not contain anything that does not comply with Islamic law. Completely prevent any confusion, confusion, controversy, dispute or dispute about the goods produced. EOS provide continuous support and strategic thrill for Halal products.

Australian National Imams Council (ANIC) Halal Authority is a subsidiary company of the Australian National Imams Council – ANIC. It is managed by a renowned and well-respected team of Islamic Scholar and experts in the Food Science and Technology. They have a vast experience in halal certification in Australia. ANIC Halal Authority is registered and approved Halal Certifying body by Department of Agriculture and Water Resources Australia as well as approved by major International Halal Agencies.

Australian Halal Development And Accreditation (AHDAA) Provides the following services: Certification of Halal products locally and internationally. Conduct Halal Audits to AHDAA clients. Certification of Halal products includes meat and meat products, processed products, food beverage, food flavours, pharmaceuticals, Health care products, cosmetics and restaurants. We also aim at actively participating in community activities including fund raising, donations, supporting funerals, Eid celebrations, women’s and children’s programs in the Muslim and non-Muslim communities.

The AFIC Halal Authority is the first and oldest halal certifying body in Australia. It is a service provided by the Australian Federation of Islamic Councils and operates as part of the AFIC not-for-profit structure. Our aim is to ensure that Muslims in Australia have access to Islamically permissible food and consumer products and a means for Australian businesses to have access to Muslim markets locally and overseas. Department of Agriculture and Water Resources, Australia listed  AFIC Halal Authority under Australian Federation of Islamic Councils Inc.as certification body for  red halal meat and red meat products for export to : Saudi Arabia Qatar Kingdom of Bahrain Egypt All other markets that require a halal certificate (expect Malaysia, Indonesia,Singapore and United Arab Emirates)