CHM Halal Standards and Regulations

Question 1

What does 'halal' mean in Islamic law?

Accepted Answer

Permissible or lawful

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Forbidden

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Organic

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Unregulated

Question 2

Which organization typically certifies halal products?

Accepted Answer

A recognized halal certification authority

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Local grocery store

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Islamic scholars only

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Health department

Question 3

Which of the following is prohibited (haram) in halal standards?

Accepted Answer

Pork and pork derivatives

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Poultry

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Fish

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Vegetables

Question 4

What is required for meat to be considered halal?

Accepted Answer

Slaughtered with a prayer and in a specific method

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Cooked thoroughly

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Frozen quickly

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Inspected by veterinarian

Question 5

Why is traceability important in halal certification?

Accepted Answer

To ensure all ingredients comply with halal standards

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To avoid taxes

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To increase cost

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To reduce paperwork

Question 6

Which ingredient commonly requires scrutiny in halal certification?

Accepted Answer

Gelatin

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Salt

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Water

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Flour

Question 7

How should halal and non-halal foods be handled in a facility?

Accepted Answer

They must be kept completely separate

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They can be mixed

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Cooked together

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Labeled the same

Question 8

Which document outlines halal production standards?

Accepted Answer

Halal standard such as MS1500

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Nutrition facts

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ISO 9001

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Factory license

Question 9

Who is responsible for halal compliance in an organization?

Accepted Answer

The Halal Manager

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The accountant

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The supplier

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The health inspector