SUNTAT Halal Products

There are over four million Muslims living in Germany, and demand for halal foods is growing every day. Today, halal products account for approximately 17% of global food production, and this market continues to grow rapidly. So, what does "halal" mean? – The word "halal" means "permitted" or "appropriate." In other words, halal products are defined as foods that comply with Islamic dietary rules.

According to the Quran, Muslims cannot consume pork. The meat of other animals, such as cattle or poultry, is considered "halal" only if they are raised and slaughtered in accordance with Islamic methods. However, it is not only meat products that are affected by these rules; some foods that do not appear to contain meat at first glance are also affected. For example, sweets containing pork-derived gelatin or certain additives, alcohol, or flavors in prepared foods are also not considered halal.

For those who wish to eat in accordance with their religious beliefs, reliable products are extremely important. SUNTAT has been offering a wide range of HALAL products for years. These products are among the most preferred halal products in the Turkish food market in Germany. Although some organizations in Germany inspect the contents of products and the methods used to raise/slaughter animals and label them accordingly, there are still no binding standards or official halal certification. Therefore, consumer trust in the manufacturer plays a major role.

SUNTAT takes responsibility in this regard and ensures that its products bearing the halal label are audited by independent organizations and comply with halal food criteria.