#Halal Certification in Chad

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PRESS STATEMENT: Halal certification body moves on Israel, major implications

25 October 2023

Earlier today the South African Halal certification body, MJCHT, made a groundbreaking announcement that will have an irreversible ripple effect across the muslim world.

The human rights organization #Africa4Palestine welcomes the historic resolution that has been announced by the Muslim Judicial Council’s Halal Trust (MJCHT). The MJCHT has adopted a policy position to decline, refuse and not certify any goods or services emanating from Israel - to boycott all such Israeli companies and products (see attached). This has major domestic and international implications as well as wide ranging financial and economic impact.

A statement released by the MJCHT reads:

"The Muslim Judicial Council Halaal Trust (MJCHT) commits itself to ethical business practices in line with international law and human rights. As part of this commitment, the MJCHT declines the certification of any goods or services emanating from Israel. The MJCHT, furthermore, declines the certification of any Israeli based companies or their directly controlled foreign subsidiaries."

MJCHT is a certification body that provides compliance certificates to companies that manufacture food and drink products as well as to restaurants and other similar establishments who meet certain strict criteria. Certificates are voluntary, however, in practice, Muslims will not purchase a product that does not have a certificate from an authorised certification or compliance body (such as the MJCHT). Similarly, Muslims will also not eat at a restaurant that does not have a certificate from a compliance/certification body (such as the MJCHT).

Consequently, companies seek such certification before selling their products locally or exporting their goods to other countries, especially those that are Muslim-majority. Countries and economies with significant Muslim populations include Egypt, Mauritania, Algeria, Nigeria, Chad, Sudan, Tanzania, Senegal, Malaysia, Indonesia, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Bangladesh, Qatar, Pakistan, etc.

Today’s announcement and decision follows MJCHT’s engagements with #Africa4Palestine. We thank the MJCHT for these discussions and commend the body for the position that it has adopted after our consultations. We also thank Chief Mandla Mandela for his support both in this MJCHT decision as well as his unwavering commitment to the Palestinian struggle against Israeli Apartheid.

The MJCHT decision, which is the first such decision in the world, should and will set an example for other such compliance and certification bodies. We call on all other halal certification bodies to adopt a similar position to that of the MJCHT. #Africa4Palestine has written to such bodies both in South Africa as well as internationally. We have written to SANHA, NIHT, ICSA among others and will publish their responses in due course.

Israeli companies and products not receiving such certification going forward will isolate them from major markets across the globe with colossal financial consequences. The message is clear - no normal trade with an abnormal country. Israel is paying for its violence, its violations of international law and abuse of the Palestinians people.

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Muslims - who make up 2 billion of the world’s population - do not consume pork or alcohol. In addition, the foods that they do consume must follow certain dietary and preparation requirements. Once these requirements are met, a company or restaurant seeks a certificate from an authorised Halal Certification Body, such as the MJCHT, stating that the product of restaurant is "halal". A company or restaurant with such a certificate can then market their product or restaurant as halal.

A halal certification body (that provides a certificate stating that a product or restaurant is halal) can be compared, with some limitation, to other certification bodies, such as bodies that provide compliance certificates confirming that a product is Kosher, free from nuts, free from animal cruelty, or free from gluten. In this vein, Africa4Palestine will also be engaging with such bodies to also adopt a position of withdrawing and not certifying Israeli companies.

ISSUED BY TISETSO MAGAMA ON BEHALF OF AFRICA4PALESTINE

Africa4Palestine Media Liaison, Alie Komape: +27 (0) 76 979 8801

Africa4Palestine Director, Muhammed Desai: +27 (0) 84 211 9988

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Exploring HALAL Certification

Halal Certification in Chad has become a critical aspect of ensuring that products and services align with Islamic dietary laws. The term "Halal," denoting "permissible" or "lawful" in Arabic, extends its influence beyond just food, covering various aspects of daily life. In Chad, the certification process verifies that products meet the ethical and hygienic standards outlined in Islamic principles found in the Quran and Hadith. With the global Muslim population growing, the demand for Halal-certified products has surged, making certification a pivotal factor in international trade and commerce. This introduction sets the stage for an exploration of Halal certification in Chad, offering insights into its principles, processes, and its expanding impact across diverse industries in the country.

What are the benefits of halal certification for businesses?

Market Access and Global Reach: Halal certification opens doors to markets with a significant Muslim population, providing businesses with a broader consumer base globally.

Consumer Trust and Loyalty: HALAL Certification in Zimbabwe assures Muslim consumers that products comply with Islamic principles, fostering trust in the brand and increasing consumer loyalty.

Competitive Advantage and Product Differentiation: Being Halal-certified serves as a unique selling point, differentiating products from competitors and attracting a diverse customer base.

Export Opportunities and Cross-Border Commerce: Halal certification facilitates entry into markets where Halal standards are a regulatory requirement, easing the flow of goods across borders.

Health and Wellness Considerations: Halal-certified products meet dietary restrictions for Muslims, contributing to their overall health and well-being, and often require clear labeling for transparency.

Which types of companies benefit from HALAL certification?

Food and Beverage Industry: Companies involved in the production of food items, such as meat, poultry, dairy, and processed foods, pursue HALAL Certification in Nigeria to ensure adherence to Islamic dietary laws.

Cosmetics and Personal Care Products: Manufacturers of cosmetics, skincare, and personal care items seek HALAL certification to align with Islamic guidelines, catering to the preferences of Muslim consumers.

Pharmaceuticals and Healthcare: Pharmaceutical companies value HALAL certification to guarantee that their medications and healthcare products comply with Islamic principles, meeting the needs of Muslim patients.

Finance and Banking: Islamic banks and financial institutions actively pursue HALAL certification to offer financial products and services in accordance with Sharia principles, serving the requirements of Muslim clients.

Halal Tourism and Hospitality: Businesses in the hospitality industry, including hotels, restaurants, and travel agencies, aim for HALAL Certification in Jordan to attract Muslim travelers by providing services that respect their religious and dietary preferences.

What is the cost of halal certification?

Various elements, including the complexity of the certification procedure, the extent of assessment, and the selected certification provider, can influence the expenses associated with acquiring Halal certification. B2BCert excels in customizing certification programs to suit the unique requirements of businesses. Please don't hesitate to contact us at b2bcert.com for an individualized cost estimate and a detailed exploration of the advantages of choosing B2BCert for Halal Certification services.

How can I get in touch with consultants for halal certification? Take advantage of our expert assistance to seamlessly attain Halal Certification in Mumbai. Get in touch with us through the contact form on our website or via email. Our team of Halal Certification Consultants is prepared to answer your questions regarding the certification procedure, provide advice, and furnish comprehensive cost estimates. Contact us today at Contact@b2bcert.com to enhance and streamline your organization's adherence to Halal standards.

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The Role of Kosher Supervisors in Maintaining Compliance: Best Practices and Case Studies

what is kosher certification?

KOSHER Certification in Chad is a process by which a supervising agency certifies that a food product complies with the standards of kashrut, the Jewish dietary laws. These laws dictate the types of foods that are permissible (kosher) and the manner in which they must be prepared and processed. Kosher certification ensures that food products and the processes involved in their production meet these strict guidelines.

How business will get Benefits by kosher certification?

Market Expansion:KOSHER Implementation in Nigeria  opens up access to the Jewish market, which includes millions of consumers who adhere to kosher dietary laws. Additionally, many non-Jewish consumers, including Muslims (due to similarities with Halal requirements), vegetarians, vegans, and those with specific dietary restrictions, also trust kosher-certified products. 

Increased Sales: Kosher certification can lead to increased sales as it broadens the potential customer base. Many retailers and distributors prefer or require kosher-certified products to cater to diverse consumer demands.

Enhanced Credibility and Trust: Kosher certification is often associated with high standards of quality and safety. The certification process involves rigorous inspection and oversight, which can enhance a brand’s reputation and build consumer trust.

What kind of Business is suitable for kosher certification ?

Food Manufacturers: KOSHER Audit in Zimbabwe Companies producing packaged foods, snacks, and ingredients can benefit significantly from kosher certification. This includes baked goods, confectionery, canned goods, frozen foods, and more.

Beverage Companies: Producers of both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, including juices, sodas, wines, and spirits, can expand their market reach with kosher certification.

Dairy Producers: Companies involved in the production of milk, cheese, yogurt, butter, and other dairy products can attract kosher consumers with certified products.

How much does kosher certification will cost  ?

Product and Ingredient Approval : Each product and its ingredients need to be reviewed and approved. Some agencies charge per product or per ingredient, which can add to the overall cost, especially for companies with a large number of products.

Labeling Fees: KOSHER Cost in Mumbai  If the certification agency provides labels or symbols to be placed on the packaging, there may be additional fees for these labels.

Travel Expenses : If the kosher supervisor needs to travel to the facility for inspections, the business may be responsible for covering travel expenses, including airfare, accommodation, and meals.

How To Get a kosher consultant ?

Industry Peers: Ask other businesses in your industry who have gone through the kosher certification process for recommendations on consultants.

 Reach out to local Jewish community centers, synagogues, or kosher organizations for recommendations.Business Networks: Utilize professional networks such as LinkedIn to find kosher consultants. Look for consultants with endorsements and good reviews.KOSHER Consultants Services in Jordan Contact industry associations related to food and beverages, as they often have lists of consultants and service providers.As a B2BCert consultant specializing in kosher certification services, we can guide you through the process step-by-step to ensure a smooth and successful certification journey. Here's how we can assist you in obtaining kosher certification