www.halalfocus.net - Companies from 37 countries have been granted halal certificates by
the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI), indicating a growing interest in the
halal product business in Indonesia, said an Indonesian Chamber of
Commerce and Industry (Kadin) executive on Tuesday.
“It is a good sign that Muslims in Indonesia can consume more
imported products, which are safe and in compliance with the Islamic
law,” said the Institute for Economic Study, Research and Development
(LP3ES) Kadin head, Anaz M Fauzi, during a seminar in Jakarta. (source)
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INDONESIA - HALAL - Indonesia: Ulema council launches online halal certification service
www.halalfocus.net - Agency
of Indonesian Ulema Council (LPPOM MUI) launched an online halal
certification service called CEROL – SS 23000 here on Thursday.
“The CEROL certification system will accelerate the process of halal certification for products and improve the agency`s documentation system,” LPPOM Director Lukmanul Hakim stated here on Thursday.
According to Lukmanul, the online system will ensure the transparency
of the halal certification process followed by LPPOM. “The concerned
company can follow every sequence of the halal certification online,” he
remarked.
Lukmanul explained that a company must go through several stages in order to obtain halal certification for a product. First, the company must register its product with LPPOM, provide complete data regarding the product and pay for the halal certification process. Following this, an officer from LPPOM will crosscheck the data given to the agency with the real condition of the product. (source)
“The CEROL certification system will accelerate the process of halal certification for products and improve the agency`s documentation system,” LPPOM Director Lukmanul Hakim stated here on Thursday.
According to Lukmanul, the online system will ensure the transparency
of the halal certification process followed by LPPOM. “The concerned
company can follow every sequence of the halal certification online,” he
remarked.Lukmanul explained that a company must go through several stages in order to obtain halal certification for a product. First, the company must register its product with LPPOM, provide complete data regarding the product and pay for the halal certification process. Following this, an officer from LPPOM will crosscheck the data given to the agency with the real condition of the product. (source)
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