Halal Certifications For Chemicals

Halal Certifications For Chemicals

Importance Of Halal Certifications For Chemicals 

Halal certification is important for all consumables, this fact does not change even in the chemical goods industry. For 2 billion halal customers, it is the main factor in determining their consumption. But a few distinct, crucial characteristics are what really necessitate halal chemical certification.

Chemicals are an essential part of industrial production since they are used by industrial producers in everything from machine lubricants to packaging. For this reason, it’s crucial for halal-certified manufacturers to guarantee that they are halal.

Consumers are likely to be perplexed about whether a product is halal when reading a label that lists multiple chemical ingredients or complicated ingredients that are largely chemical in makeup. Halal buyers may “leave it out” if they are unsure about a product because halal compliance is the main factor influencing their purchasing decisions.

This is best illustrated by the E numbers. The underlying halal compliance of the E numbers is unknown to the majority of consumers. A consumer won’t need to investigate the specifics of each ingredient if the product bears the halal certification seal.

Chemical substances can theoretically be either halal or haram

Chemicals designed for use in industrial chemical processing are known as industrial chemicals. While many industrial chemicals are used as ingredients in commercial products that are sold in consumer markets, some are only used in industrial production processes. Solvents, reactants, lubricants, coatings, dyes, colorants, inks, mastics, stabilizers, plasticizers, perfumes, flame retardants, conductors, and insulators are only a few examples of the diverse group of industrial chemicals. Many of these compounds can have negative effects on people or the environment after prolonged exposure.

Certification involves the following steps 
  • Application 

You are under no cost and no cost to apply to Al Nur Truly Halal Services – Ant^s. During the documentation process, your designated Ant8s account executive will coordinate with the ant8s technical team to document and verify the Halal compliance of your production and the production facility. Upon approval, we will establish a Halal Agreement. 

  • Audit 

Your Account Executive will arrange for a Halal audit on a day that works for both parties. This audit could be carried out virtually. Employees in charge of Halal production attend a training session during the audit, which usually lasts 4 hours. The main goal of the audit is to ascertain whether and to what extent everything that has been documented is in use. To understand the rules and procedures in place for the Halal programme, a staff person from the private label brand must be present during the Halal training for private label applications.

  • Certification 

Your Halal certification documents will be delivered once the Halal audit has been completed successfully. Congratulations! Now that your facilities and products have received formal Halal certification, they are acknowledged globally. The most recognisable mark of sincerity, authenticity, and wholesomeness in the world will be on your products. In the future, get in touch with your Account Executive to add services or facilities.

  • Responsibilities and Roles 

To run and maintain an efficient Halal programme, there must be excellent cooperation and communication on all levels between the private label brand and manufacturer. The tasks and obligations of each party are listed below in further detail.

  • Contract Manufacturer

Maintain an impartial internal “Halal Committee” in charge of monitoring Halal production.

Sign the Ant8s Halal Agreement, which outlines the conditions for maintaining Halal certification.

Inform us in advance of any significant changes to suppliers, ingredients, or production methods.