Food & Beverage

Quick Answer Sushi can be halal, but it depends on the ingredients and preparation method. Plain sushi made with halal fish, rice, seaweed, vegetables, and halal-compliant seasonings can be suitable for halal consumers. The concern usually comes from added ingredients...

The answer depends largely on the type and source of gelatin used, along with other ingredients and how the marshmallows are manufactured.  Some marshmallows can meet halal requirements, while others may contain non-halal gelatin or ingredients that need further...

The U.S. food and beverage manufacturing industry is broad, competitive, and highly specialized. Brands today need production partners that can support quality, consistency, packaging, private label needs, compliance, and market readiness. In this AHF database list,...

Quick Answer Beef jerky can be halal, but the word “beef” on the package is not enough. The cattle must be halal-slaughtered, the marinade and flavorings must come from acceptable sources, and the product must remain protected from non-halal contamination during...

Why the Right Foodservice Partner Matters Choosing contract foodservice and catering companies cannot just be about who offers the lowest price. The right partner can support food safety, customer satisfaction, dietary needs, operational consistency, and brand trust....

Short Answer: Yes, Duck Is Halal When Slaughtered Islamically Is duck halal? Yes, duck is considered a halal species in Islamic dietary law, provided it is slaughtered according to halal requirements. This means the question is not only about the animal itself. It is...

In simple terms, halal meat is meat that comes from animals slaughtered according to Islamic dietary guidelines. Whilst most assume halal meat is only about the method of slaughter, it actually encompasses the entire process from meat handling, processing to...