Halal certification requirements have now become highly regulated amidst businesses entering international markets. Each nation is now following The Illinois Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act (815 ILCS 505/1) directly applies to you if you're a...
Ingredients and product categories can be ranked by their risk level in the Halal supply chain management, from low to critical. This framework serves as a reference point for assessing ingredient halal risk levels. It’s important to note that risk categories, such as...
Indonesia is the third largest consumer market in Asia, making it an extremely important player on the global scale. Manufacturers planning to ship products to Indonesia now need to align with refreshed product-specific rules (BPOM, SNI) and comply with mandatory...
The cosmetics and personal care industry in the United States is booming because of unprecedented consumer demand. Below is a carefully curated list of the top 20 cosmetic manufacturing companies in the USA. These companies are leaders in cosmetics formula...
If you’ve ever asked Is Restaurant Depot Halal? You’re asking the same question that thousands of Muslim consumers and restaurant owners want answered. Restaurant Depot is one of America’s biggest wholesalers with 130+ branches nationwide, and many Muslims buy...
INCI is the universal naming system used worldwide to identify cosmetic ingredients on product labels, ensuring transparency, safety, and legal compliance. For major cosmetic and personal care brands targeting Muslim consumers or exporting to markets like the...
What exactly is haram? In today’s global food industry, “haram” can be thought of as an allergen – a substance that Muslim consumers (the fastest growing consumer segment global) must avoid entirely – and halal certification is the safeguard that ensures products are...
In the context of food quality certifications like organic, halal, gluten-free, and non-GMO identity preservation (IP) has become a critical system for ensuring that certification claims remain credible. IP refers to maintaining the distinct identity of...
Muslim consumers often ask whether bacterial cultures make a food halal (permissible) or not. In general, Islamic experts and halal authorities consider bacterial cultures permissible as long as no haram (forbidden) components are involved. This explainer will...
Halal certification in the U.S. is no longer optional for brands that want to compete. It is the difference between staying local and tapping into a $226-billion North American market set to nearly double by 2033. Without it, you miss the trust of over 3.5...
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