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Nutri Malt drink has no halal certification - Jakim

08 Nov 2022 08:04pm
Nutri Malt drink produced by Carlsberg Brewery Malaysia Berhad - Facebook Photo
Nutri Malt drink produced by Carlsberg Brewery Malaysia Berhad - Facebook Photo
KUALA LUMPUR - The Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (JAKIM) has confirmed that the Nutri Malt drink produced by Carlsberg Brewery Malaysia Berhad does not have and is not qualified to apply for the Malaysian Halal Certificate.

JAKIM announced in a Facebook post that this was in accordance with clause 6(2) of the Malaysian Halal Certification Procedure Manual (Domestic) 2022 that states: Companies producing and/or distributing halal and non-halal products including food delivery services are not qualified to apply for Malaysian halal certification.

As such, JAKIM urged all Muslims to choose products that have halal certification as it is not only halal but toyyiban, meaning pure, clean and safe as well as in accordance to the halal-related guidelines set in the country.

Consumers can check the halal status of products and food premises at the Halal Malaysia official website, the SmartHalal and Verify Halal app.

Those who have concerns and wish to have an explanation on halal issues can visit the JAKIM Facebook page. - BERNAMA
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