Faith-Based Certification

Halal Certification

Reassure Muslim consumers and access global Halal markets with credible, third-party Halal certification.

Halal certification confirms that products and processes comply with Islamic dietary law. It is a critical market access requirement for the global Halal economy, valued at over US$2 trillion annually.

What is Halal Certification?

A Halal certificate verifies that products, ingredients, equipment and processes meet the requirements of Shariah. Certification covers food and drink, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, packaging and logistics.

Certigence Halal certification is recognised by importing authorities across the GCC, South-East Asia, North Africa and beyond, opening access to Muslim-majority markets and the Muslim consumer base in Western markets.

Key Benefits

Why organisations choose Halal Certification.

Global Market Access

Recognised by import authorities across the major Halal markets worldwide.

Consumer Confidence

A trusted Halal mark is the single biggest driver of repeat purchase among Muslim consumers.

Shariah-Compliant

Audits are carried out by qualified Halal auditors working with Islamic scholars.

Full-Scope Coverage

From ingredients and slaughter to processing, packaging and logistics - end-to-end coverage.

Retailer Acceptance

Major retailers in the UK, EU and Middle East require Halal certification from approved bodies.

Premium Positioning

Certified Halal products typically command a premium of 5-15% in target markets.

Who is it for?

Halal Certification fits organisations across many sectors. It is particularly relevant for:

  • Food and beverage manufacturers and processors
  • Meat and poultry slaughterhouses
  • Pharmaceutical and nutraceutical manufacturers
  • Cosmetics and personal-care brands
  • Restaurants, caterers and food-service operators
  • Logistics and cold-chain providers handling Halal products

How the Process Works

A clear, four-stage path to certification through Certigence.

1

Application & Documentation

Submit product list, ingredients, suppliers and process flow diagrams for review.

2

Pre-Audit Review

Our Halal auditors review documentation and flag any non-conformances ahead of the on-site visit.

3

On-Site Halal Audit

Auditors and a Shariah supervisor visit your facility to verify compliance with Halal requirements.

4

Certification

Halal certificate issued, valid for one year; renewals are streamlined with annual surveillance.

Open the Halal Market

Talk to our team about Halal certification scope, timelines and the markets you want to reach.

Get Certified