Over the past two years, plant-based food consumption has grown by 49% across the EU, reaching a total sales volume of €3.6 billion.
Benefits of MUIS-Halal Certification
2025-05-15
Entering the world's largest food consumer market
------The global halal market is worth more than US$2.1 trillion
Enhance competitive advantage in the global market
In certain markets, overseas customers consider Halal certification as a basic requirement for selecting qualified suppliers, enhancing the company's reputation in meeting the needs of diverse customers.
Providing greater protection for Halal consumers
------Over 1.9 billion people worldwide seek Halal food to meet their daily dietary needs.
Take advantage of small investment costs and huge potential for revenue growth
Halal certification boasts a higher investment-to-revenue ratio than international BRC, EU GMP, FSSC, and international organic certification. Furthermore, MUIS Halal's HalMQ quality system, built upon ISO and HACCP, allows for a high degree of system integration and unification, offering significant potential advantages.
Recognition of the MUIS-Halal logo
i) MUIS isSingapore's official Halal certification management unit
MUIS Halal Certification was established in 1968 under Singaporean law and became a statutory board under the Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports in 2009. As the sole official body in Singapore, its certification ensures credibility and international recognition. Many renowned halal certification bodies worldwide now use MUIS Halal Certification standards as a benchmark and key reference.
ii) MABIMS Protocol Framework
“MABIMS” stands for the Informal Meeting of Ministers of Religion of Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore.
iii) GCC Singapore Free Trade Agreement
“GCC” means the Gulf Cooperation Council, which consists of Kuwait, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and Oman.