There are two main reasons a Nestlé product sold in Australia may have halal certification: Why do you certify some of your products halal? Why do you need to certify products?Ĭonsumers and customers rightly require high standards in areas such as food safety, nutrition, and responsible sourcing.Ĭertification is a commonly used business tool, involving auditing by an independent third party organisation, which we use to give consumers and customers the confidence of third party confirmation of our claims that a product meets a certain standard. For food, this means that based on the ingredients, preparation methods, storage, processing and transportation, a halal product may be eaten by people following a halal diet. As of April 2019, KitKat Gold, KitKat Chunky Caramel and KitKat Dark are also Halal certified. This includes the 2 finger (17g), 4 finger (45g), ChunKy (50g), King Size (65g), and 170g block made in Australia, as well as share bags and bulk packs. Our plain milk chocolate KitKat range made in Australia is halal certified. The gelatine used in our Allen's confectionery such as Snakes Alive, Frogs Alive, Minties, confectionery such as Redskins (with the exception of the Wonka Nerds Rope), is halal, however, this does not mean that the product has halal certification. If it says then they are not halal certified.Ĭlick here for our Halal list Is the gelatine used in Nestlé products Halal? It depends on where your noodles were made, so flip to the back of the pack to check the Country of Origin label. Are MAGGI 2 Minute Noodles, MAGGI Cup Noodles and MAGGI FUSIAN Noodles Halal?
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