Every country certifies halal a little differently. Here's the authority to look for, wherever you're headed.
A hawker-centre paradise where MUIS certification is displayed at the till, not buried in an app.
From night markets to shopping-mall food courts, JAKIM's logo is the standard to look for.
The world's largest Muslim-majority nation, with MUI certification mandatory on packaged goods.
A crossroads of cuisines — look for GIMDES certification on packaged and prepared food alike.
ESMA sets a strict national halal standard covering both dining and packaged products.
A patchwork of certifiers (HMC, HFA) — worth checking which one a venue actually carries.
IFANCA is the most widely recognised certifier on packaged goods nationwide.
IMANOR-certified stays and kitchens across the medinas of Marrakech and Fez.
Halalpoint's coverage is growing. In the meantime, packaged products can be checked anywhere with the scanner, and most countries publish their national halal authority's directory online.
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