Complex certification policy, process, and common pitfalls — made clear. Filter by what matters to you.
IFANCA (Islamic Food and Nutrition Council of America) and HFC (Halal Foundation Center) are both common Halal certification choices, and neither is a national…
Read more →From 4 to 5 June 2012, IFANCA, together with the Halal Research Council, the National Institute of Food Science and Technology (NIFSAT), the Pakistan Society of…
Read more →Introduction
Read more →Amid prevailing ingredient anxiety, appearance anxiety, and eco-friendly skincare, more and more consumers no longer look only at results when buying skincare a…
Read more →In today's rapidly globalizing world, top companies across industries are increasingly seeking Halal certification to enter one of the fastest-growing consumer…
Read more →From niche to mainstream: the rapid growth of Halal cosmetics. For consumers pursuing ethical and faith-compliant cosmetics, Halal cosmetics offer more than the…
Read more →A roundup of IFANCA (Islamic Food and Nutrition Council of America) community and industry activities, including presentations on local and global Halal busines…
Read more →IFANCA, headquartered in Chicago, is one of the world's leading Halal certification bodies. Since 1982 it has supported Halal consumers through research, educat…
Read more →20 years in international certification (since 2006). One-on-one review of which certificate your category needs, how long it takes, and what to prepare.
