Quality & compliance
Certificates are verified item by item: issuing body, number, scope and validity are written into the offer. For international recognition (SFDA / ESMA / JAKIM / BPJPH) we make no blanket claim — it is checked per market and per item.
Certificates we do not hold
If your listing file needs one of these, tell us early and we will say whether it is obtainable and by when.
Internationally recognised halal certificates (SFDA / ESMA / JAKIM / BPJPH)
What we have is the factories' China-domestic halal certification; we do not claim international recognition. If your market requires it, tell us before we quote and we assess the route and timeline per item.
HACCP / ISO 22000 (factory side)
Checked against each factory, item by item: if the factory holds it, the certificate number is listed; if not, the offer says so. We do not make promises on a factory's behalf.
Which products need halal certification
The rule is simple: look for animal-derived ingredients. If a food contains them, a halal certificate is essentially required; purely plant-based products usually do not need one.
Needs a halal certificate (the ingredient can be halal, but its source and processing must be proven)
- Beef, mutton and poultry and their products: seasonings and compound powders containing meat powder, meat stock or meat-derived flavourings (the meat must come from certified halal slaughter).
- Animal fats: beef tallow, mutton fat, chicken fat and blended oils containing them.
- Gelatine, collagen, animal-derived proteins and peptides (beef- or fish-derived with a certificate; pork-derived is not usable).
- Animal-derived enzymes and emulsifiers: used in some seasonings, compound powders and milk drinks.
- Dairy and egg products: depends on the market and the certificate's scope.
- Seasonings and flavourings carried in alcohol: most markets require declaration, and acceptance depends on their rules.
Usually not needed (plant-based, but general food rules still apply)
- Dried fruit and nuts, tea, beverage powders without dairy.
- Sugar, salt, single spices.
- Vegetable oils and plant-protein products (mind shared production lines).
Not halal at all — cannot be used (this is not a certificate question)
- Pork-derived ingredients: lard, pork gelatine, pork and its extracts, pork-derived enzymes.
- Beef, mutton or poultry without a halal certificate: meat of unknown slaughter is treated as unusable.
- Drinks in which alcohol is the main ingredient, and compound additives containing pork-derived emulsifiers or gelatine.
Two things people miss
- Shared lines: if the same workshop or line also runs meat products, cleaning validation or a dedicated line is needed — the ingredient list alone is not enough.
- Market difference: Saudi Arabia, the UAE and other GCC states target animal-derived products; Indonesia, Brunei and others cover a wider range of foods and drinks. The destination's current rules decide, and we check item by item.
- Buyer requirement: some chains and channels ask for a halal certificate as a listing condition even for plant-based products.
Documents that ship with the goods
Issued for every order; certificate numbers appear on the offer before you commit.
- Commercial invoice & packing list
- Case and pallet data, net/gross weight, HS code per line.
- Certificate of origin
- Issued for the origin market; helps duty treatment where your trade agreement applies.
- Health / free-sale certificate
- Issued by CIQ for food shipments.
- Halal certificate
- The supplying factory's domestic certificate, with number and validity.
- Batch COA
- Per production batch, matching the code printed on the carton.
- Ingredient, allergen & nutrition data
- For your own product registration or listing file.
Who files what
We prepare and issue the export documents. Registration in the destination market is normally filed by your company as the importer; we hand over the ingredient, allergen, nutrition, shelf-life and case data those filings need — and we say plainly when a document is still pending.
Operating entity
- Registration No.
- 91110400MAD4T4YT72
- Address
- Beijing Yuntun Technology Co., Ltd. · Room 301E, 3/F, Building 7, No. 8 Courtyard, Kegu 1st Street, Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area, Beijing, China
- ICP
- 京ICP备2023036832号-3
Entity details appear on the Credentials page only (for buyer due diligence); the footer carries just the brand name and the ICP filing number.
Need this in writing for your file?
Tell us which documents your compliance or listing process requires and we will return the list with what we can provide, what is pending and by when.