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Halal export and accreditation
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The DTI accredits certifiers and supports halal exporters.
Philippine exporters targeting Muslim-majority markets usually need a certificate from a certifier recognised by the destination country. The DTI supports halal industry development and accredits halal certification bodies.
Where to verify
DTI · Department of Trade and Industry (Philippine Accreditation Bureau)
Philippine government agency. Its Philippine Accreditation Bureau accredits halal certification bodies and laboratories.Open DTI ↗
Philippine government agency. Its Philippine Accreditation Bureau accredits halal certification bodies and laboratories.Open DTI ↗
NCMF · National Commission on Muslim Filipinos
Philippine government commission with a role in halal certification and the national halal programme.Open NCMF ↗
Philippine government commission with a role in halal certification and the national halal programme.Open NCMF ↗
JAKIM · Department of Islamic Development Malaysia
Malaysian halal authority. Its Halal Malaysia portal lists certified products and recognised foreign certifiers.Open JAKIM ↗
Malaysian halal authority. Its Halal Malaysia portal lists certified products and recognised foreign certifiers.Open JAKIM ↗
BPJPH · Halal Product Assurance Agency (Indonesia)
Indonesian halal authority. Useful when a product is sold in or exported to Indonesia.Open BPJPH ↗
Indonesian halal authority. Useful when a product is sold in or exported to Indonesia.Open BPJPH ↗
MUIS · Islamic Religious Council of Singapore
Singapore halal authority with a public directory of certified establishments and products.Open MUIS ↗
Singapore halal authority with a public directory of certified establishments and products.Open MUIS ↗
Always confirm on the certifier's own website. This page is general education, not a fatwa.
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