Halal port decision tree
Sea ports, airports, and inland terminals are important links in global halal supply chains, but a MISSING LINK when it comes to halal! Halal compliance and certification of port terminals are important to (1) avoid breakage of halal supply chains, (2) better address risk & reputation management for cargo owners + shipping lines + (sea/air/inland) ports, and (3) avoid fraud with halal logos.
In a halal compliant terminal (sea, air or inland terminal) halal goods are segregated from non-halal goods throughout the terminal process. Below a halal port decision tree to identify your next steps in professionalising halal compliant terminal operations.There is an international halal standard for certification halal logistics operations: OIC/SMIIC 17:2020. Malaysia uses the MS 2400:2019 and Indonesia uses the HAS 23000-5 standards for the certification of logistics operations. These standards can also be used for the halal certification of sea ports, airports and inland port terminal operations!!!
Let us help you in crafting your halal strategy, policy, operations blueprint, and key performance indicators! Contact us at info@lbbinternational.com. Our halal ports and logistics experts will be in touch with you.
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