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Halal Food Authority Uk; mmmmm
Topic Started: Apr 16 2010, 09:41 AM (141 Views)
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The halal food authority uk is an organisation that procures at least all meat food dairyproducts and daily household items .
They have a website and newlist of halal compliant manufacturers and companies.
www.halalfoodaurthority.co.uk

If the link does not work aploogies.

Can admin please sticky this please.
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here you are mate
http://www.halalfoodauthority.com/index.html
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Bob England
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Try this link! B-)

http://www.halalfoodauthority.co.uk/
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Thanks people for links.

While reading who is in the halal bed,please don't wreck your computer screen.
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Thats funny... My company is on there. When I asked the Director last week about Halal he did not know anything about it. Maybe time to speak to them again!
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Be careful ADW.
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HFA is the halal lite of the halal world and is used by most of the 'Western' brands for their 'halalness'. HMC is the more heavy duty halal http://www.halalmc.net/certified_outlets/certified_rests_tways.html .
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:X read 'the brief slaughtering guidelines' :X

thank god (allah?) ive not touched meat for 30 years.
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' At the time of slaughtering A Muslim should do the rendition of Shahadah on every individual bird/animal'

whats the rendition of sahadah?is it long?
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Clee you never had a rancid fat covered burger on the rallies.it was my staple diet.
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Road_Hog
Apr 16 2010, 10:11 AM
HFA is the halal lite of the halal world and is used by most of the 'Western' brands for their 'halalness'. HMC is the more heavy duty halal http://www.halalmc.net/certified_outlets/certified_rests_tways.html .
Thanyou roadhog.

As ever a font of knowledge
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PALE RIDER
Apr 16 2010, 10:35 AM
Clee you never had a rancid fat covered burger on the rallies.it was my staple diet.
no mate...
i survived the weekends on guinness and chips.
(warm guinness baked in a tent :X )
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Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Mars & Haribo are on there.
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me nephews arse of an absent dad works at swizzels...
they put sacks of gelatine in that s**te.
wonder if thats halal?
sayin that doesnt gelatine come from pigs?
fuk knos.
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clee39
Apr 16 2010, 12:28 PM
me nephews arse of an absent dad works at swizzels...
they put sacks of gelatine in that s**te.
wonder if thats halal?
sayin that doesnt gelatine come from pigs?
fuk knos.
Think it can be made in various ways.

Horses hooves anyone?
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http://www.halalgelatine.com/

fuks sake.

its too nice a day to be getting wound up bout these fukers,
im off & goin to mow me lawn in a very british way!
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Lord Nelson
Apr 16 2010, 12:19 PM
Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Mars & Haribo are on there.
I would imagine that most halal confectionery is merely without any meat products (such as gelatine and rennet) and without any alcohol. So it would really just be vegetarian without alcohol. Having said that gelatine can be used and be halal (gelatine can come from pork or cattle, obviously halal gelatine would be from cattle slaughtered by the halal method) so the safest way is to check the ingredients. I would imagine that most manufacturers would try to just make a vegetarian product, that way you can market it to mainstream people, veggies and Muslims/Kosher all together. If in doubt and it is important to you, then email the manufacturer, which would have two benefits, one, to confirm 100% and two, to let them know that there is a concern about halal products.
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Apr 16 2010, 10:11 AM
HFA is the halal lite of the halal world and is used by most of the 'Western' brands for their 'halalness'. HMC is the more heavy duty halal http://www.halalmc.net/certified_outlets/certified_rests_tways.html .
we have the first hmc slaughterhouse here @banham near norwich simply halal
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Road_Hog
Apr 16 2010, 01:23 PM
Lord Nelson
Apr 16 2010, 12:19 PM
Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Mars & Haribo are on there.
I would imagine that most halal confectionery is merely without any meat products (such as gelatine and rennet) and without any alcohol. So it would really just be vegetarian without alcohol. Having said that gelatine can be used and be halal (gelatine can come from pork or cattle, obviously halal gelatine would be from cattle slaughtered by the halal method) so the safest way is to check the ingredients. I would imagine that most manufacturers would try to just make a vegetarian product, that way you can market it to mainstream people, veggies and Muslims/Kosher all together. If in doubt and it is important to you, then email the manufacturer, which would have two benefits, one, to confirm 100% and two, to let them know that there is a concern about halal products.
Mars website directed me here

http://www.gmwa.org.uk/foodguide2/index.php

It would appear M&Ms are haram. One of the few mars choccies I don't like unfortunately.

What I am really interested is whether or not Mars have to pay a fee anywhere along the line for some psycho with a beard to say a prayer for my food. I guess that will require an email more eloquent than this post.
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