Warees Halal Limited (WHL) is a one-stop Halal centre that brings holistic solutions to businesses through our Halal advisory, capacity building, certification and trade-link services. We cater to businesses that intend to export their products and provide services to Halal consumers worldwide.

WHL is authorised by MUIS as the only agency to provide Halal certification services outside Singapore based on the Singapore MUIS Halal Standards.

Singapore Overseas Halal Certification Programme: WAREES-HALAL

WHL's mission is to provide comprehensive and integrated Halal solutions and services for the global Halal industry.

WHL is authorised by MUIS as the only agency to provide Halal certification services outside Singapore based on the Singapore MUIS Halal Certification System and the Singapore MUIS Halal Standards. Among others, this service helps foreign companies certify their products for export to Singapore and beyond. WHL also provides overseas Halal training and facilitation services.

It is important to work with the right Halal certification provider. WHL Halal Certification is an authoritative, independent and reliable testimony to support Halal food claims.

In order to meet every aspect of your Halal needs and requirements, WHL employs a dedicated team of professionals to answer your questions and provide you with personal support and guidance through the Halal certification process.

Singapore Overseas Halal Certification Programme: WAREES-HALAL

WHL offers Vast knowledge and experience in international Halal certification since 2006 Halal certification based on the Singapore MUIS Halal Standards Comprehensive and integrated Halal solutions and services Wide recognition in the global Halal market A strong international network

Singapore Overseas Halal Certification Programme: WAREES-HALAL

MUIS

Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (MUIS), also known as the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore, is the sole custodian of Halal certification in Singapore. Established in 1978, the MUIS Halal certification mark is widely recognised in key Halal markets such as Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, through the MABIMS and GCC-Singapore Free Trade Agreements respectively.

MUIS issues Halal certificates based on a set of systems-focused Halal certification requirements known as the Singapore MUIS Halal Quality Management System (HalMQ). To date, MUIS offers seven Halal certification schemes that span the food supply chain.

In Singapore, Halal certification is voluntary. It is governed under Section 88A of the Administration of Muslim Law Act (AMLA). MUIS is vested with the powers to act as the sole authority to administer Halal certification and regulate the Halal industry in Singapore. Furthermore, MUIS is responsible for advising the President of Singapore on all Islamic issues, and it also has legal authority over certain sectors in Singapore.

FAQ

What is Warees Halal Limited (WHL) and what services does it provide?
Warees Halal Limited (WHL) is a one-stop Halal centre that provides Halal advisory, capacity building, certification and trade-link services. WHL is authorised by MUIS as the only agency to provide Halal certification services outside Singapore based on the Singapore MUIS Halal Certification System and Standards, helping foreign companies certify products for export to Singapore and beyond, and also providing overseas Halal training. WHL has had vast experience in international Halal certification since 2006.
What role does MUIS play in Halal certification in Singapore?
Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (MUIS), the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore, is the sole custodian of Halal certification in Singapore. Established in 1978, its Halal certification mark is widely recognised in key markets such as Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia and the GCC countries (through the MABIMS and GCC-Singapore Free Trade Agreements). MUIS issues certificates based on the Singapore MUIS Halal Quality Management System (HalMQ) and offers seven certification schemes across the food supply chain. In Singapore, Halal certification is voluntary and is governed under Section 88A of the Administration of Muslim Law Act (AMLA).