Chairunnisa Nadha

Halal auditors who are competent in the science of industrial materials are needed to provide correct and accurate information and input so that the MUI Fatwa Commission is not mistaken in making a fatwa on the halalness of a product. In today’s modern era which industrial technology is increasingly advanced, a product made by the […]

The halal auditor’s role is vital in the flow of halal certification, and the auditor is a witness for the scholars in determining the fatwa. What are the ups and downs experienced by LPPOM MUI halal auditors? How does this institution manage the auditors who spearhead the halal certification? In the realm of halal certification,

Halal auditors are people who have the ability to examine product halalness. Its role and function are very crucial in the process of product halal certification. Referring to Act Number 33 of 2014 concerning Halal Products Assurance, which has been merged into the Omnibus Law of Job Creation, the Halal certification process includes several stages

Various regulations related to Halal Product Assurance (JPH) have been made. One of the articles in Act Number 33 of 2014 concerning Halal Product Assurance (UU JPH), Article 4 states that products that enter, circulate, and trade in Indonesian territory must be certified halal, except for prohibited products. (Also read: The 6 Important Issues about Halal

Behind the very diverse benefits, packaged tea also turns out to be potentially haram. Prof. Sedarnawati Yasni, a professor at IPB University, explained that tea leaves, which are plant-based ingredients, do not have a critical point. However, it is different if its manufacture mixes other additional ingredients. As is known, tea is made by spontaneous