#halal food certification

[halalfoodcouncilusa]

Halal Status in American Chains: Is Fast Food Permissible?

The concept of halal, which means permissible or lawful in Arabic, extends beyond just the method of slaughter to encompass the entire food preparation process.

[tuvaustriabic]

Halal Food certification by TUV Austria Bureau of Inspection & Certification (Pvt.) Ltd. Halal certification involves a thorough assessment of various aspects of a product or service to ensure that it meets the criteria set by Islamic dietary guidelines. These guidelines encompass not only the type of food and ingredients used but also the methods of preparation, processing, and handling. Read More: https://tuvat.asia/halal-certification/

[worldlovetoughts]

halal food

European countries are non Muslim countries as parliament is not Muslim but people living in Europe are mostly Muslim from global.Muslim are obliged to feed halal food. In Europe it is arduous for Muslim to inspect vegan food. It looks difficult but not inaccessible. Before few years nothing was organic here as Muslim society increased as halal food started exporting in Europe 

Some countries near to Europe transport halal meal easily like Turkey, Morocco whereas other countries like Pakistan, Indian and Afghanistan face problem to pay tax to ship organic cuisine from their homeland to Europe. And now we have halal food stores , markets and butcher shops and restaurants in Europe.

[pebblegalaxy]

UP BJP Government Implements Stringent Measures Against Halal-Certified Products: A Deep Dive

UP BJP Government Implements Stringent Measures Against Halal-Certified Products: A Deep Dive #Halal #HalalCertification #HalalCertificationBan #UPGovernment #BJPGovernment

The UP BJP government has taken a strict action against the halal-certified products in the state, citing concerns over public health, quality standards, and religious sentiments. According to the news sources, the government has banned the production, storage, distribution, and sale of halal-certified products, except for exports, and has given a 15-day ultimatum to the retailers and wholesalers…

[naanandkabob]

Choosing the right Halal caterer for your event is vital to ensure your guests enjoy a delightful dining experience that aligns with their dietary restrictions. By considering factors such as Halal certification, menu diversity, food quality, and the caterer's experience, you can make an informed choice.

For those in Ontario, Naan Kabob stands out as a reliable and exceptional Halal caterer. Their commitment to Halal principles, diverse menu options, and consistent quality make them an excellent choice for any event.

[cascotec]

ISO Internal Auditor Qatar: Enhancing Quality Management Systems with Cascotec.com

ISO Internal Auditor Qatar: Enhancing Quality Management Systems with Cascotec.com

In today's global marketplace, it's more important than ever to have robust quality management systems in place to meet customer demands and ensure regulatory compliance. ISO certification is an internationally recognized standard that helps organizations demonstrate their commitment to quality and continuous improvement. Cascotec.com is a leading provider of ISO internal auditor training and certification services in Qatar, empowering organizations to achieve their quality goals. In this article, we will explore the benefits of ISO internal auditor certification and how Cascotec.com can help organizations in Qatar achieve this certification.

What is ISO Internal Auditor Certification?

ISO internal auditor certification is a process that helps organizations demonstrate their ability to meet ISO standards and achieve their quality objectives. It involves a comprehensive review of an organization's quality management system by an independent third-party auditor to ensure that it meets ISO standards. The ISO standard sets out a framework for quality management that helps organizations improve their efficiency, reduce waste, and enhance customer satisfaction.

Benefits of ISO Internal Auditor Certification

Improved Quality: ISO internal auditor certification helps organizations improve their quality management systems, leading to better products and services and increased customer satisfaction.

Increased Efficiency: ISO internal auditor certification helps organizations streamline their processes and reduce waste, leading to increased efficiency and productivity.

Enhanced Regulatory Compliance: ISO internal auditor certification helps organizations ensure that they are meeting regulatory requirements and avoiding potential penalties.

Competitive Advantage: ISO internal auditor certification helps organizations stand out in the marketplace and win new business by demonstrating their commitment to quality and continuous improvement.

Cascotec.com's ISO Internal Auditor Training and Certification Services

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Cascotec.com offers a range of ISO internal auditor training courses that are designed to meet the specific needs of each organization. The company's training courses cover the principles and requirements of ISO standards, as well as the skills and techniques needed to conduct effective internal audits. Cascotec.com's training courses are available in a variety of formats, including classroom-based, online, and on-site training.

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Cascotec.com's ISO consulting services provide organizations with the support they need to implement and maintain a robust quality management system. The company's team of consultants works closely with organizations to identify areas for improvement and develop a customized plan to achieve their quality management objectives.

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ISO internal auditor certification is an important tool for organizations in Qatar to demonstrate their commitment to quality and continuous improvement. Cascotec.com is a trusted provider of ISO internal auditor training and certification services that help organizations achieve their quality management goals. By working with Cascotec.com, organizations can gain the expertise, flexibility, customization, and ongoing support they need to achieve and maintain ISO certification. Whether an organization is looking to improve its quality management systems, enhance its regulatory compliance, increase its efficiency, or gain a competitive advantage, Cascotec.com has the knowledge and skills to help them achieve their objectives.

In conclusion, having an ISO internal auditor certification is essential for organizations in Qatar that want to remain competitive in today's global marketplace. ISO certification demonstrates an organization's commitment to quality and continuous improvement, which can help them win new business and retain existing customers. By working with Cascotec.com, organizations can gain the expertise, flexibility, customization, and ongoing support they need to achieve their quality management objectives and maintain their ISO certification. Whether an organization is looking to improve its quality management systems, enhance its regulatory compliance, increase its efficiency, or gain a competitive advantage, Cascotec.com has the solutions to meet their needs.

Source:- https://cascotec.blogspot.com/2023/03/ISO%20Internal%20Auditor%20Qatar%20Enhancing%20Quality%20Management%20Systems%20with%20Cascotec.com.html

[octuscle]

Looking to swap lives this holiday season so I don't have to endure family vacation time. Can you help me out??

You're standing in the crowded cosmetics department of the department store, desperately trying to find a gift for your mother. The air is getting tight, you're hyperventilating. And your eyes go black. When you come to, you finally have space again. And it's cold. Really cold. And everything around you is tiled white. And in between, blood-red stains. No wonder, it's blood! You're in a cold store at your father's meat factory.

Wallah, it wasn't your dream to become a butcher. But your father built up the halal abattoir with organic certification over decades of hard work. It is a matter of honor that you continue and build up the family business. And damn it, the business could hardly be doing better. More and more of your brothers and sisters in faith are getting carried away by the hysteria of Christians to celebrate Christmas with festive food. You're joining in over your corpse. You're so glad you don't celebrate Christmas. Your Christian friends have been bad-tempered for weeks, constantly hungover from mulled wine and living in constant fear of the horror of family reunions.

You're looking forward to December 24th. The gym is finally empty so you can work out in peace. And if you feel like company, you can meet up with a few brothers for a shisha. And when New Year's Eve comes, you won't be exhausted and bloated, but well-rested and pumped up. Enjoy it, brother!

Pic found @maxx-magnum

[kosherkept]

just got recommended a bagel shop which was “mediterranean inspired.” i thought that was code for “we’re israeli but if we say it out loud people will kill us,” turns out it actually meant “we’re arab muslims advertising our shop selling **jewish food** as ‘halal without borders’ and not a SINGLE mention of jews or kosher certification anywhere on the website.” so that’s fun

[buttercuparry]

In a statement, the Uttar Pradesh government said the complainant has raised concerns over a potential large-scale conspiracy — indicating attempts to decrease the sale of products from companies lacking the halal certificate, which is illegal.

The issuance of halal certificates for vegetarian products like oil, soap, toothpaste, and honey, where no such certification is necessary, suggests a deliberate criminal conspiracy targeting a specific community and its products," it said.

Everything is a conspiracy, everything is a criminal act except for the actual criminal act of denying someone the right and ease to acquire food. This is the state of India.

[halalfoodcouncilusa]

The Process Of Halal Certification: How It Works & What It Entails

When deciding whether to grant a company halal food certification, the appropriate animal slaughtering is the primary factor.

[plethoraworldatlas]

The Fatwa Committee of the Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (MUIS) has announced that the consumption of cultivated meat is permissible as halal under certain conditions. The decision opens up a market of over two billion halal consumers worldwide, representing about 25% of the world’s population.

The fatwa comes at the heels of the approval of cultivated chicken meat sales by the Singapore Food Agency (SFA), which led to the MUIS reviewing the permissibility of cultivated meat for Muslim consumption.

“This [decision] will be essential for any future plans for the halal certification of cultivated meat, to facilitate Muslim consumers making their own informed choice whether to consume such products, based on their dietary preferences,” says the MUIS.

[labbaik-ya-hussain-as]

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.

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[zhengzi]

do you have any cool or insteresting stories/facts ab malasia?… i never hear anything about it. how s it going there?

hoooo boy, this is always a weird question for me to answer because i can never quite know what is particularly interesting about Malaysia to outsiders. so i might as well take this opportunity to correct some misconceptions about my country, mostly from personal experience having studied in Canada and seeing what kinds of assumptions people have made about it.

so Malaysia is known for being an ethnically diverse country, with Malay, Chinese and Indian making up the big three groups. Malay is the majority ethnic group, followed by the Chinese and Indians. Now for whatever reason, I sometimes get called 'Malay' by non-Malaysians, which is so painful for me to hear since I am very much Chinese who happens to be of Malaysian nationality. Malays are the ethnicity and we do have pretty tense racial politics here so it's a little jarring when I get referred to as 'Malay' by people who have very little idea of the reality of racial minorities in Malaysia. Another misconception I encountered somewhat frequently is people assuming that I am somehow from China or that my immediate family is from China. Yes, I am very proud of my Chinese heritage but that doesn't erase the fact that my family has been in Malaysia for many generations now (3-4 generations depending on which side of the family) and we're by all accounts Malaysians. So in terms of nationality, I don't have much in common with people from China since we had wildly different upbringings and environments.

let's see... Malaysia is also a Muslim-majority country (im not Muslim just for the record). i do actually have a fun fact for this. so if you ever encounter halal certification on food products, Malaysia was actually responsible for helping to standardize halal certification for food products distributed in predominantly non-Muslim countries. Other Muslim countries generally don't have very significant non-Muslim populations so their food industries are all halal by default so they never really had a need for halal certification. Malaysia on the other hand, does have a very significant non-Muslim population and the rest of us who aren't Muslim still have a desire for non-halal products, such as pork or alcohol. So because we have non-halal products and restaurants circulating in our industry, there's a need for halal certification so that the local Muslims can identify which products or establishments are halal. when more Muslims settle down in countries that aren't predominantly Muslim, a market for halal products develop in those places and Malaysia's halal certification system became the standard for halal products being distributed in those places.

im not sure if this was a satisfying enough answer. if it was a more specific question, i would have more to work with

[nek-ros]

thinking abt this one post i saw that was like some canadian idiot complaining about halal certification and it got replies like "would you rather get food labeled as certified haram"

[allthebrazilianpolitics]

Egypt cleared collagen, gelatin exports from Brazil

The Arab country has authorized exports of two more items from Brazil. Sellers must meet the sanitary requirements, have an SIF and an IS EG Halal company certification.

Egypt has authorized Brazilian imports of two more items: collagen and gelatin, said a statement released last week by Brazil’s Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock. According to the information, the authorization came on May 15.

The Ministry said sales of gelatin and collagen from any established under the SIF that meet the sanitary requirements and are certified by the IS EG Halal were cleared.

SIF is Brazil’s Federal Inspection Service, affiliated with the Agriculture Ministry, that assesses the quality of animal food products as required for import and export activities. IS EG is an entity accredited by Egypt’s government to certify halal products exported to the country.

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