Material sourcing, processing and traceability become part of the compliance discussion across the fashion industry
Halal certification is expanding beyond food and gaining relevance in the fashion industry.
For products made from leather and fur, attention includes animal origin, processing methods, traceability and controls throughout the production chain.
The discussion also extends to processes such as leather tanning, which may involve substances or inputs that are not compatible with Halal requirements.
For brands and manufacturers, this movement reinforces the importance of understanding suppliers, raw materials and production procedures across the entire chain.
Synthetic alternatives are also gaining space as consumers increasingly seek products aligned with Halal criteria and new market expectations.
Read the full article at The Halal Times.
Text adapted by the SIILHalal Communication Office.
Source: The Halal Times.