Halal Certification in Jordan – Why It Matters?
Halal certification is mandatory for exporters targeting GCC and global Halal markets, ensuring all ingredients, processes, and facilities meet Sharia‑compliant criteria.
In Jordan, retailers and manufacturers seek Halal approval to access government tenders and strengthen customer trust, as the domestic Halal market grows by over 10% annually.
ICA Jordan’s local expertise and direct accreditation mean faster approvals, transparent requirements, and no hidden fees.
In Jordan, retailers and manufacturers seek Halal approval to access government tenders and strengthen customer trust, as the domestic Halal market grows by over 10% annually.
ICA Jordan’s local expertise and direct accreditation mean faster approvals, transparent requirements, and no hidden fees.
Why Choose ICA Jordan for Halal Certification?
- Direct Accreditation: Certificates are issued by ICA Jordan itself, not outsourced to foreign bodies.
- Official Recognition: Our Halal scheme aligns with JSMO’s JS 2060:2014 and GSO 2055‑1, ensuring acceptance across Jordan and the GCC.
- Local Expertise: Deep understanding of Jordanian regulatory nuances and facility‑audit expectations.
- Transparent Value: Competitive, all‑inclusive pricing with clear deliverables—no surprise costs.
- Global Reach: Recognized by major Halal bodies (PECB, IFANCA, GAC) to facilitate your international market entry.
Benefits of Halal Certification
- Market Access: Qualify for tenders in GCC, Southeast Asia, and beyond—markets valued at over $2 trillion annually.
- Customer Confidence: Improve brand loyalty among Muslim consumers by demonstrating strict compliance with Halal standards.
- Product Integrity: Ensure supply‑chain transparency—ingredient traceability, segregation, and slaughter methods meet Sharia requirements.
- Regulatory Compliance: Align with Jordanian Technical Regulations for food safety, avoiding market rejections and penalties.
- Competitive Edge: Differentiate your offerings with the trusted Halal logo on packaging, signaling quality and purity.