Are these halal certified?
586946
Yes, the bottle I have states that its halal certified. Good product. Hope that helps
586947
if they arenot using any product from pork or wine it is hala.this product really I donot know.
586948
According to the information printed on the bottle they are both Kosher and halal certified. Other than that I can't say. SM
586949
I know virtually nothing about Islamic Law regarding food stuffs so I looked it up on the net. Then I looked at the backof the label on the vitamin package and YES, it is Halal certified according to the label. The product is made in USA. Itis also Kosher, so free of animal products, including the geletin capsules. I was prescribed this mass dose of D3 byboth my oncologist and my neurologist. I take it two times a week to get those levels of D safely up. Thank you forgiving me the opportunity to learn something new this week!
586950
Essence of pigs feet and pulverized dried carrion. I'm sure, do not meet the criterion for earning the traditional K. However, exception is granted for substances deemed necessary for medicinal purposes. Check with your spiritual advisor and neighborhood internist for guidance.
729489
I would think that the vendor would have to answer this question. I did not have that as an issue when I purchased them. I was very pleased with them but cannot comment on whether or not they are kosher certified.
284078
No. They are not. All the ones I just received 10 minutes ago say "Made in India" on the tag. Ordered them from this page b/c I thought they were Made in the U.S.
1269324
As long as it says Made in Turkey on the back its Halal. Im just wondering if these actually do say Made in Turkey because this could just be a default photo.
507134
As far as I know they are legit. I have used these products for years and am very happy with them.
1973050
Nope. All Carlson's softgels are made from beef gelatin. Now, I do not believe they are Kosher or Halal, so you'd have to double check with Carlson's.
1292462
Just checked the bottle-no, no kosher certification. Try The Itty Bitty Spice Co., from Vermont. I'm not kidding - I light'Saltar from them and it was certified by established. I know they have a large variety of spices that are Mediteranian based. Good luck
2214123
Halal is absolutely not the same as Kosher. While they do overlap in some areas, there are plenty of foods that qualify under one certification and not the other.
1019382
They are not CERTIFIED VEGAN OR KOSHER. however, there are no animal products or derivatives or animal products in it. It is soy flour, vitamins and minerals (none of them from animals).
224943
The ones I purchased are not. But always check the label, some things are contracted out to China but packaged in the U.S. So be careful.
1528671
Yes they are. However, I noticed that someone below mentioned they got them from Simply Nuts. I bought mine from Angelina's Gourmet as they are the only manufacturer I know that processes them in a BRC facility. Buying from other suppliers - caveat emptor.
265930
There is nothing on the packaging to suggest that these bars are Kosher, or that they have been certified by any agency.
170265
I suspect that they are, but I'm not sure, sorry. Best to check with the manufacturer.
116100
I don't know, and I no longer have my original packaging to see if it states that they are. Sorry -
406064
Yes it is halal the alcohol percentage is pretty low and you only use a teaspoon in baking the whole bottle contains 0.5% alcohol
1910093
Of course not, they're organic which it's 100% GMO free or non GMO. Contact the seller for further inquiries.
1594622
I'm pretty certain that they are. We only bought them once, they made one of our dogs sick, and my recollection is that I checked the package and saw that they were made in China.