Yes, collagen can be Halaal, but it depends on the source and certification process. The Harvest Table offers certified Halaal collagen products, ensuring they meet the dietary requirements for Muslim consumers. The Harvest Table facility and products have been certified Halaal by the Muslim Judicial Council Halaal Trust (MJC). Our certificate number is HT 5558.
What is Halaal Collagen?
Halaal collagen refers to collagen that is sourced, processed, and certified according to Islamic dietary laws, ensuring that it is permissible for consumption by Muslims. For collagen to be considered Halaal, it must meet specific requirements:Source of the Collagen
- Bovine (Cattle): The collagen must come from animals that are permissible (Halaal) under Islamic law, such as cattle. The animal must be slaughtered in a Halaal manner.
- Marine (Fish): Collagen derived from fish is generally considered Halal because fish do not require specific slaughtering practices according to Islamic guidelines. This makes marine collagen an easier option for many who follow a Halaal diet.
- Chicken: Chicken collagen can also be Halaal, provided the chicken is slaughtered in the Halaal way, adhering to Islamic guidelines. This makes chicken collagen another option for Muslim consumers.