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Islamic Services of America (ISA) plays a role in the global Halal industry both as an educator and a certifier.

Your Guide to the Global Halal Market
 

Islamic Services of America (ISA) is “Your Guide to the Global Halal Market” since 1975.  ISA has a long tradition of serving  our customers with integrity and meaningful service.   Navigating market expansion and understanding international regulations is a challenge faced by companies everyday when deciding how best to expand their business.  Its comforting to know that partnering with ISA as your complete Halal service provider eases that stress.  The team at ISA is a group of diverse and highly talented individuals ready to take on your most challenging of projects and guide your team along the way as you navigate the opportunities and challenges of the global Halal market. A Guide is someone you can trust to navigate you through new and unfamiliar territory and that is exactly our approach when you sign on with ISA.

Islamic Services of America (ISA) plays a role in the global Halal industry both as an educator and a certifier. ISA partners with companies that specialize in the production of consumable and non-consumable products and audits and certifies those that are found to be Halal compliant.  Has your company been considering how to take part in the global Halal movement?  If so, now is the time to reach out and see what other companies have found when ISA becomes part of your team.

A Growing Market

Islamic Services of America (ISA) was the first North American Halal certification organization established in 1975 and has been globally recognized and approved by international markets for decades.

Halal foods and ingredients are healthy and important to 1.5 billion consumers from Southeast Asia to the Middle East and on every continent. In order to meet and satisfy those consumers at home and abroad, food and product manufacturers (both consumable and non-consumable) must be able to meet Halal guidelines and international standards for their products. As a result, this growing market opportunity benefits the growth of these companies in terms of trade, exports and overall sales.

Halal consumers also gain more choices and greater assurance that their dietary needs can be satisfied in local mainstream stores, not just in isolated ethnic markets. Halal products can be enjoyed by anyone and the more the general public and, particularly, food industries know about it, the greater the benefits and advantages to everyone.