Indonesia
BPJPH
Halal Product Assurance Organizing Body (BPJPH)
BPJPH is the governmental body under Indonesia’s Ministry of Religious Affairs, established in October 2017 and charged with halal affairs.
Through global accreditations and recognitions, the single AHF halal certificate is accepted globally across all key markets.
BPJPH is the governmental body under Indonesia’s Ministry of Religious Affairs, established in October 2017 and charged with halal affairs.
The Indonesian Council of Ulama (MUI) is Indonesia’s top Muslim clerical body.
JAKIM is a Malaysian federal agency under the authority of the Prime Minister’s Department, responsible for Islamic affairs in Malaysia - including halal standards development, legislation pertinent to halal certification, and international multilateral halal programs.
MUIS, also known as the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore, is a statutory board in Singapore.
CICOT is the authorized authority for national halal affairs under His Majesty the King of Thailand, overseeing halal standardization, international recognitions, and institutional advisement to the Thai government.
EIAC is the official governmental body responsible for providing accreditation to conformity assessment bodies.
GAC is the regional accreditation body established to support conformity assessment and trade across GCC member states, accrediting halal certification bodies in accordance with GSO 2055-2:2021.
The Saudi Halal Center, operating under the Saudi Food & Drug Authority (SFDA), is the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's official authority responsible for halal certification services and the recognition of foreign halal certification bodies.
AHF's recognition supports its certified clients seeking access to Saudi Arabia, helping ensure their halal certification is aligned with the requirements of the Saudi Halal Center and applicable Saudi standards and regulations (SASO).
The Saudi Health Council (SHC) is the governmental council in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia that coordinates national health policy and sets standards across the health sector.
The Ministry of Public Health in Qatar is the primary authority responsible for public health matters, including the regulation and certification of halal food products.
GIMDES is the lead certification and accreditation authority of the Republic of Türkiye, responsible for domestic halal certification, international recognition, and the promotion of halal globally.
IMANOR is the official Moroccan body responsible for standardization and certification.
The Muslim Judicial Council is the most representative and influential Muslim religious organization in the Western Cape, recognized locally, nationally, and internationally for the religious, cultural, and organizational roles it plays in South Africa.
World Halal Food Council (WHFC) is an international entity whose mission is to establish unity and strengthen organization between international halal certification agencies.
AAHC is a not-for-profit, non-governmental organization established to develop American and international halal institutions dealing with halal issues such as education, training, research, regulatory procedures, documentation, legalization, translation, accreditation, and standardization.
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