Islamic Inspection Service - SIILHalal

Transportation, storage and traceability are also part of protecting Halal integrity

Halal certification should not be viewed only within the production facility.

After production, goods still pass through transportation, warehouses, distribution centers and different handling operations before reaching the market.

This is where Halal logistics becomes increasingly important.

The way products are stored, moved and transported may require specific procedures designed to preserve their integrity and reduce the risk of compromising Halal compliance.

Traceability, segregation and operational controls are among the measures that can support this process throughout the supply chain.

For companies operating in the Halal market, the subject reinforces a broader perspective: responsibility for compliance continues even after the product leaves the production line.

Want to understand how Halal logistics works and which controls may be involved?

Read the full article at The Halal Times.

Text adapted by the SIILHalal Communication Office.

Source: The Halal Times.