Is this product halal?
1154067
I'm afraid the product manufacturer will have to answer that question, as the label does not refer to this food requirement.
835451
Sorry they do not state the source. It states: that the capsule is made of Gelatin (Halal), glycerine and water. Mark Stearns. herbalishous. Wayne, PA
214908
Hello...im not sure if its halal gelatin that is used in the candy. I dont believe so but i absolutely love this candy. If you have never had it i assure you that you will love it. To me its the best snack ever....i hope i help.
2214130
According to the manufacturer, the product is halal and kosher (some are marked with a hechsher...some are not). I have purchased these rations many times over the years and the company used to enclose a notice that the product's kashrut standard could be obtained by writing to them (they must use various certifying authorities). That said and you should, of course consult with your own LOR (local orthodox rabbi)...but halachah permits suspension of the laws of kashrut in life-threatening situations...which are the very conditions these rations are intended for use in. Kol tuv, Wendy, for considering whether this product meets religious dietary standards.
719706
The product is not vegan. It contains lanolin which comes from sheep or other wool-bearing animals..
249693
I can't tell if it is or not from the label. You might try to write to the company at www.hoosierhillfarm.com to inquiry. Good Luck.
867249
Here's what the label say under other ingredients: "Microcrystalline cellulose gelatin capsule (Kosher and Halal certified)."You might call Bio0Tech at 800-345-1190 if that doesn't answer your question.
544893
As far as I know it is not. It is a regular commercial chemical oriented product.
364010
I have only purchased the kosher brand; but, I wonder if you look and see that the pork-based version is the one that isn't indicated as such, that the answer lies there. I don't believe any pork-based product could be thusly labeled for religious reasons. I would suppose, though, that all of the products follow the same care and preparation. BR
1524294
This product is not related to kosher. It's a processed-in-Japan soy beans product.
749139
No they are not. THat is why I buy them. My dog loves them, they are a great pure meat treat.
1207578
It is the same as Kosher. Basically it is excepted. They don't have FDA so there is Kosher or Halal in other countries. The reason it states Malaysia is because that is where they grow the Ganoderma. I am not a sales person just a drinker of the coffee. My wife and I did research and seems legit.
2219254
Halal is used in reference to foods that are permissible for Muslims to eat or drink under Islamic Shariʻah.
2062652
I believe so, since the company sells jerky based on this product. It is #19 or something like that. It is my favorite jerky. If I were home, I could tell you more details.
1564981
It seems to me it is .. I have bought it from multiple Sellers on here and didn't notice a difference. I love this product.
2214128
According to the manufacturer, the product is halal and kosher (some are marked with a hechsher...some are not). I have purchased these rations many times over the years and the company used to enclose a notice that the product's kashrut standard could be obtained by writing to them (they must use various certifying authorities). That said and you should, of course consult with your own LOR (local orthodox rabbi)...but halachah permits suspension of the laws of kashrut in life-threatening situations...which are the very conditions these rations are intended for use in. Kol tuv, Wendy, for considering whether this product meets religious dietary standards. According to the manufacturer, the product is halal and kosher (some are marked with a hechsher...some are not). I have purchased these rations many times over the years and the company used to enclose a notice that the product's kashrut standard could be obtained by writing to them (they must use various certifying authorities). That said and you should, of course consult with your own LOR (local orthodox rabbi)...but halachah permits suspension of the laws of kashrut in life-threatening situations...which are the very conditions these rations are intended for use in. Kol tuv, Wendy, for... » Read More According to the manufacturer, the product is halal and kosher (some are marked with a hechsher...some are not). I have purchased these rations many times over the years and the company used to enclose a notice that the product's kashrut standard could be obtained by writing to them (they must use various certifying authorities). That said and you should, of course consult with your own LOR (local orthodox rabbi)...but halachah permits suspension of the laws of kashrut in life-threatening situations...which are the very conditions these rations are intended for use in. Kol tuv, Wendy, for considering whether this product meets religious dietary standards. « Show Less
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No, it is not. It contains soy sauce "(water, wheat, ...)". I did find a similar GF marinade, but don't recall the brand.