Malaysian business licence·Federal

Halal Certification (JAKIM)

Issued by Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (JAKIM)Trade Description Act 2011 — Halal certification

Overview

Voluntary certification by JAKIM (or recognised state Islamic authority). Required to display the halal mark on products or premises.

Key details

Governing Act

Trade Description Act 2011 — Halal certification

Agency fees

Varies by agency — see official source

Validity

Annual renewal typical

Issuing authority

Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (JAKIM)

Fees shown are government / local-authority fees payable to the issuing agency. Emerhub charges a separate service fee for handling the application end-to-end.

Which businesses need it

Optional / commonly held

10120
MSIC 10120
Item · Required to display halal claim; voluntary otherwise
10130
MSIC 10130
Item · Required to display halal claim; voluntary otherwise
10311
MSIC 10311
Item · Required to display halal claim; voluntary otherwise
10712
Manufacture of bread, cakes and other bakery products
Item · Required to display halal claim; voluntary otherwise
10739
MSIC 10739
Item · Required to display halal claim; voluntary otherwise
10791
Manufacture of coffee
Item · Required to display halal claim; voluntary otherwise
10792
Manufacture of tea
Item · Required to display halal claim; voluntary otherwise
10799
Manufacture of other food products n.e.c.
Item · Required to display halal claim; voluntary otherwise
11041
Manufacture of soft drinks
Item · Required to display halal claim; voluntary otherwise
11042
Production of natural mineral waters and other bottled waters
Item · Required to display halal claim; voluntary otherwise
56101
Restaurants and restaurant cum night clubs
Item · Required to display halal claim; voluntary otherwise
56102
Cafeterias/canteens
Item · Required to display halal claim; voluntary otherwise
56103
Fast-food restaurants
Item · Required to display halal claim; voluntary otherwise