Technical guide · Food safety

Halal food readiness

Readiness for halal food certification, with 27 requirements from the certifiers' common core: halal assurance system, inputs, segregation, slaughter, traceability, labeling and market access.

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03 · Journey to certificationFrom readiness to certificate

The steps your organization goes through — from measuring readiness to achieving and maintaining certification.

  1. 1

    Readiness assessment

    The requirements checklist shows the percentage already met and the gaps prioritized by impact on the evaluation.

  2. 2

    Remediation and evidence

    The organization closes the gaps and attaches evidence for each requirement on the platform.

  3. 3

    Internal verification

    An internal review round confirms the evidence; the AI opinion points out what still weakens the evaluation.

  4. Official evaluation

    With readiness proven, the organization hires the certification body or the entity that grants the seal.

04 · The structureWhat the assessment evaluates

No critical area is left out. Each dimension brings together the themes evaluated by the assessment.

Halal assurance system

Ingredients and suppliers

Production and segregation

Halal slaughter

Halal traceability

Labeling and use of the seal

People and halal culture

Internal audit and improvement

Access to regulated markets

08 · ReferencesBased on international standards

Núcleo comum das certificadoras halal

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