Sweetzone HMC halal sweets with 100% halal certification

Halal Information

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته

HMC certified sweets are at the heart of the Sweetzone range. We carefully review our ingredients and production processes to ensure our confectionery meets strict halal requirements.

Every Sweetzone product is halal, and we do not manufacture any non-halal ranges. We avoid non-halal gelatine, E120 and other ingredients derived from non-halal animal sources.

Our range of HMC certified sweets includes jelly sweets, fruit chews, marshmallows, bubble gum and liquorice. These clear standards give consumers confidence when choosing Sweetzone products.

Sweetzone has worked closely with the Halal Monitoring Committee for many years. This trusted certification gives retailers and consumers further reassurance.

Colourful selection of Sweetzone HMC halal sweets

What is Halal?

Halal products are those that comply with Islamic dietary laws and are suitable for consumption by Muslims. At Sweetzone, we understand the importance of halal certification and take great care to ensure our confectionery is produced to meet strict halal requirements, giving our customers confidence in every product.

Islamic dietary laws set clear requirements for how food should be produced and prepared. These principles help ensure that halal products are made with permitted ingredients and handled in a way that maintains their halal integrity.

How We Produce HMC Halal Sweets

Every Sweetzone product is manufactured with halal requirements in mind. We carefully select ingredients, avoid prohibited substances such as non-halal gelatine and E120 (carmine), and maintain strict production standards to ensure our products remain suitable for halal consumers. Our jelly sweets, marshmallows, fruit chews, bubble gum and liquorice products are HMC certified, providing additional reassurance for our customers.

Meat from pigs

Pork is not halal. Halal food must also remain separate from pork and anything that has come into contact with it.

Blood

Muslims must not consume blood. Therefore, halal preparation requires the blood to drain from the meat completely.

Carnivores

Halal meat must never include nor come into contact with meat from carnivores or birds of prey.

Carrion

Muslims must not eat animals that were already dead before slaughter. Therefore, the halal slaughter process must cause the animal’s death.

Strangulation, beating, goring or savaging

Halal slaughter must follow a specific method and minimise suffering. Muslims must not eat animals killed through strangulation, beating, goring or attacks by other animals.

Alcohol

Muslims must not consume alcohol. As a result, halal food must not contain alcohol or use it during preparation.

In the name of Allah

The person carrying out the slaughter should pronounce Allah’s name. Meat dedicated to another deity is not halal.

Dhabiha

Dhabiha is the Islamic method of slaughter. It requires a swift incision to the throat using a sharp blade. Before slaughter, the animal must be healthy and treated properly. It should not see the blade or another animal being slaughtered.

The person carrying out the slaughter pronounces Allah’s name before making the incision. The process allows the blood to drain from the carcass. When performed correctly, Dhabiha aims to minimise suffering, maintain cleanliness and treat the animal with respect.

If you have any questions about the halal status of any Sweetzone product or our HMC certification, please don’t hesitate to contact our team. We’re always happy to help.

Download our HMC halal certificate here

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