☪️ Halal check

Scan a barcode or the ingredient list. We show if the product looks halal, haram or doubtful, and why.

1. Barcode

2. Or ingredients

Guidance only, not a halal certificate. Recipes change and some ingredients (like E471 or "flavourings") can come from plants or animals. Look for a trusted halal certification mark on the pack, and ask a scholar if unsure.

Product data: Open Food Facts, available under the ODbL. Photos are read on your phone and never uploaded.

📚 Rules & official sources
  • Only a certificate from a recognised halal body counts; this check is guidance, not certification.
  • Importing countries recognise specific certifiers – ask your buyer which.

General information, not legal or customs advice. Rules change – confirm with the official source or a licensed customs broker.

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