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GENERAL GUIDELINES
OF
HALAL ASSURANCE SYSTEM
LPPOM MUI
LEMBAGA PENGKAJIAN PANGAN, OBAT-OBATAN DAN KOSMETIKA
MAJELIS ULAMA INDONESIA (LPPOM MUI)
THE ASSESSMENT INSTITUTE FOR FOODS, DRUGS AND COSMETICS
INDONESIAN COUNCIL OF ULAMA (LPPOM MUI)
2008

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Preface
Halal Assurance System (HAS) is introduced by Lembaga Pengkajian Pangan dan
Obat-obatan Kosmetika Majelis Ulama Indonesia (LPPOM MUI) since 2005, as a system
to assure the halalness of product during validity of MUI Halal Certification. In order to
support company to understand and implement the system, LPPOM MUI had published
4th
Edition book with title of “General Guidelines of Halal Assurance System”.
The HAS setting up and implementation by company should be in line with internal
operation. This book is used as a reference for company to set up and implement HAS
according to company condition as well as comply to the rules of LPPOM MUI.
We always open for any suggestions to make a continuous improvement. Insya Allah.
Jakarta, June 2008
Director of LPPOM MUI
Dr. Ir. H. Muhamad Nadratuzzaman Hosen, MSc.

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Content
Page
Preface ii
Content iii
List of Figure v
List of Table vi
List of Appendix vii
I. Introduction 1
1.1. Background 1
1.2. Objective 1
II. Definition and Terminology 1
2.1. Definition 1
2.2. Terminology in Halal Certification Process 2
III. Halal Certification 4
3.1. Halal Certification Process 4
3.2. HAS Application Scope 6
3.3. HAS Operational Cycle 6
3.4. HAS Documentation 7
3.5. Stakeholder 7
IV. Principles of HAS 8
V. Manual of HAS 10
5.1. Document Control 10
1. List of Content 10
2. Approval Page 10
3. List of Manual Distribution 10
4. Amandment List 10
5.2. Introduction 10
1. Company Profile 10
2. Implementation Objective 10
3. Implementation Scope 10
5.3. Halal Assurance System 11
1. Halal Policy 11
2. Halal Guidelines 11

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3. Halal Management Organization 12
4. Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) 14
5. Technical References 15
6. Administration System 16
7. Documentation System 17
8. Socialization Program 17
9. Training Program 18
10. Internal and External Communication System 18
11. Internal Audit System 18
12. Corrective Action System 20
13. Management Review System 20
5.4. List of Appendices 22
VI. Step of HAS Setting Up 23
VII. HAS Implementation Assessment 24
7.1. Principles and Procedure of HAS Assessment 24
7.2. Assessment of HAS Manual (on desk appraisal of HAS) 24
7.3. Assessment of HAS Implementation 25
7.4. Reward 28
VIII. HAS Implementation Advantages 30
Bibliography 31

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List of Figure
Page
1. Diagram of Halal Certification Procedure 4
2. HAS Operational Cycle 6
3. Halal Management Organization 12
4. Chain of Administration System for HAS 17
5. Steps of HAS Setting Up 23

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List of Table
Page
1. Rules of LP POM MUI Halal certification process
applied to the HAS certificate holder 29

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List of Appendix
Page
1. Example of Approval Page 32
2. Example of List of Manual Distribution 33
3. Example of Amendment List 34
4. Example of Halal Policy 35
5. Halal Guidelines 36
6. Decision Tree for Haram Critical Points Identification 44
7. Example of List of Identified Haram Critical Materials and
Its Preventive Actions 54
8. Example of List of Identified Haram Critical Production Process
and Its Preventive Actions 56
9. Example of Halal Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) 58
10. Example of Administration System 62
11. Example of Documentation System 63
12. Example of Training Schedule 64
13. Form of Periodic Report 65
14. Example of Form for Internal Audit 66
15. Example of Format Report on Non Conformity 73
16. Example of Minutes of Management Meeting on HAS Review 74

I. Introduction
1.1. Background
Every producer must fulfill the needs and rights of consumers, including Muslim
consumers. Producing halal products is part of company responsibility to Muslim
consumers. In Indonesia, to assure consumers that the products are halal, company
needs to have MUI halal certificate.
Validity of MUI halal certificate is 2 (two) years. Along that period, company must assure
MUI and Muslim consumers that they will consistently maintain the halalness of their
products. Therefore, LPPOM MUI requires company to set up a system namely Halal
Assurance System (HAS) and documented as a HAS manual. This manual is arranged
by company according to its condition.
1.2. Objective
The objective of HAS implementation is to maintain sustainability of halal production
process in order to assure its halalness according to the rule of LPPOM – MUI.
II. Definition and Terminology
2.1. Definition
Halal Assurance System is an arranged, applied and maintained system by halal
certified company to maintain sustainability of halal production process according to the
rule of LPPOM MUI.

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2.2. Terminology in Halal Certification Process
1. Halal Certification
Halal Certification is a process to get halal certificate through several steps to
prove that materials, production process and Halal Assurance System are
comply to the standard of LPPOM MUI.
2. Auditing
Auditing is an independent, sistematic and functional observation to determine
the conformity of an activity and its output with the objectives planned.
3. Auditor of LPPOM MUI
Auditor is a person assigned by LPPOM – MUI through a selection process
including his/her competency, quality and integrity to conduct halal audit. Auditor
is a representative of ulama and a witness to find facts on halal production of a
company.
4. Product Audit
Product Audit is audit on product by observing of production process, facilities
and materials used in the process.
5. HAS Audit
HAS Audit is audit on Halal Assurance System implementation in the halal
certified company.
6. Halal Certificate
Halal Certificate (HC) is a written fatwa issued by MUI to state the halalness of a
product based on auditing process performed by LPPOM – MUI.
7. HAS Certificate
HAS Certificate is a written statement from LPPOM – MUI that the halal certified
company has implemented Halal Assurance System complied to the standard of
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8. Audit Memorandum
Audit Memorandum is a memo from LPPOM – MUI to auditee about auditing
results which are needed to be followed up.
9. Audit Evaluation
Audit evaluation is an evaluation of audit result through mechanism of auditor
meeting.
10. Internal Halal Auditor
Internal Halal Auditor is staff(s) officially appointed by Company Management to
coordinate implementation of HAS.
11. Fatwa
Fatwa is Islamic legal opinion about law status of a certain case. In halal
certification process, fatwa output is the halal or haram status of product(s)
based on auditing process performed by LPPOM – MUI.
12. LPPOM MUI
Lembaga Pengkajian Pangan Obat-obatan dan Kosmetika - Majelis Ulama
Indonesia (LPPOM – MUI), is an institution formed by MUI to run MUI function in
protecting muslim consumers in consuming products of foods, drugs, and
cosmetics.
13. MUI Fatwa Committee
MUI Fatwa Committee is one of MUI committees whose task to produce an
Islamic legal opinion about law status on certain case. Members of fatwa
committee are representative of Islamic organizations in Indonesia.
14. Company status on HAS implementation:
a. New : company which has not yet obtained MUI halal certificate.
b. Transition : company which has already obtained MUI halal certificate but
HAS implementation audit has not been conducted yet.
c. Renewal : company which has already obtained MUI halal certificate and
HAS implementation audit has been conducted.

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15. Toll manufacturing
Production service by one company (1st
party) for other company (2nd
party) in
which all or part of material are provided by 2nd
party. The products belongs to
2nd
party.
III. Halal Certification
3.1. Halal Certification Process
Halal Assurance System is an integrated part of halal certification process. Halal
certification procedure is shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1. Diagram of Halal Certification Procedure
1st
HAS
Document
Registration Product
Certification
Document
Product
Audit
Audit
Evaluation
Audit
Memorandum
No
Yes
2nd
HAS
Document
Halal
Certificate
Fatwa
No
Yes

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Description :
In the Figure 1 Halal Assurance System document means :
1. For a new company which has not obtained MUI Halal Certificate, HAS
documents needed are :
a. 1st
HAS Document contains at least an official statement to submit
Manual of HAS within 6 months after halal certificate is issued.
b. 2nd
HAS Document contains at least Halal Policy, halal management
organization, and scope of HAS implementation.
2. For company which has already had halal certificate but its HAS implementation
has not been audited, then HAS documents needed are :
a. 1st
HAS Document contains at least Halal Policy, halal management
organization, and scope of HAS implementation.
b. 2nd
HAS Document contains standard Manual of HAS which consists of :
(1) Company Profile
(2) Document Control
(3) Objective
(4) Scope
(5) Halal Policy
(6) Halal Guidelines
(7) Halal Management Organization
(8) Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
(9) Technical References
(10) Administration System
(11) Documentation System
(12) Socialization Program
(13) Training Program
(14) Internal and External Communication System
(15) Internal Audit System
(16) Corrective Action System
(17) Management Review System

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3. For company whose HAS has been audited and is going to renew its halal
certificate then HAS documents needed are :
a. 1st
HAS Document contains HAS implementation report on recent
condition or revised HAS Manual or statement letter mentioning the
company has got at least B grade or copy of HAS certificate.
b. 2nd
HAS Document is not needed.
3.2. HAS Application Scope
Halal Assurance System is able to be applied in various types of industry such as food,
drugs and cosmetics industry in a large as well as small scale, also possible for service
based industry e.g importer, distributor, transporter, and retailer.
3.3. HAS Operational Cycle
Halal Assurance System is a framework which is always monitored and evaluated
periodically to provide an effective guidance for implementing halal production activities.
HAS can be described in operational cycle (Figure 2).
Figure 2. HAS Operational Cycle
Planning Implementation
Monitoring and
Evaluation
Corrective
Action
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Halal Policy
Declaration of halal policy is a beginning step and become a fundamental (heart) of a
company in :
 Setting up (planning) of HAS
 Implementing of HAS
 Monitoring and Evaluation of HAS implementation
 Corrective Action of HAS implementation
Planning
Company sets up standard Manual of HAS.
Implementation
Company fulfills all which have been planned in Manual of HAS. This Matter is
supported with evidences of its implementation.
Monitoring and Evaluation
Company monitors and evaluates how far the implementation can fulfill target as
planned.
Corrective Action
Company corrects and learns from their mistakes to improve their plan in order to
achieve better results next time.
3.4. HAS Documentation
Halal Assurance System is written in the form of Halal Manual, separately from other
quality system manual(s) such as HACCP, ISO, etc. HAS Manual has to describe
function of each division in company with person in charge and its distribution. For some
function such as training, socialization, SOP, work instruction, form etc, its
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3.5. Stakeholder
Stakeholders of halal certification process are:
1. Company Management
2. Internal Halal Auditor(s)
3. LPPOM MUI
4. Auditors of LPPOM MUI
5. MUI Fatwa Committee
IV. Principles of HAS
Principles of Halal Assurance System are:
1. Maqoshidu syariah
As its responsibility to Muslim community, LPPOM MUI introduced HAS as part
of halal certification process in order to guard the implementation of syariat Islam
(Islamic law) which has basic aim to take care of the holiness of religion, mind,
soul, family, and properties of human being, in halal matter.
2. Honest
Company has to honestly explain all materials which are used as well as
production process in Manual of HAS, and running daily operation of halal
production based on what is stated in Manual of HAS.
3. Trustworthy
LPPOM MUI trust the company to set Manual of HAS based on the real internal
conditions of the company
4. Systematic
Halal Assurance System is documented properly and systematically in the form
of Manual of HAS to make LPPOM MUI easily traces its implementation proofs in
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5. Socialized
Implementation of Halal Assurance System is responsibility at all levels from top
level of management to the employees, therefore HAS must be well-socialized in
the company
6. Key person involvement
Company involves persons in management line to keep the implementation of
Halal Assurance System.
7. Management Commitment
Implementation of HAS in company will be more effective if it is fully supported by
top management. Management must mention in written statement their halal
commitment in company’s halal policy.
9. Delegating authority
Management delegates an authority of halal production process to the internal
halal auditor(s).
10. Traceability
Each implementation of halal production is always recorded and able to be
traced
11. Absolute
Materials which are used in halal production process must have an exact status
of its halalness. Halal Assurance System does not have criteria of low, middle or
high risk status of materials halalness.
12. Specific
The system has to identify each material as spesific entity according to supplier,
manufacturer, and country of origin. It means that one code for one spesific
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V. Manual of HAS
Halal Assurance System document in form of Manual of HAS consist of these following
components:
5.1. Document Control
Document control of HAS Manual consists of:
1. List of content
2. Approval page (example in Appendix 1)
3. List of manual distribution (example in Appendix 2)
4. Amandment list (example in Appendix 3)
5.2. Introduction
Introduction of HAS Manual consist of:
1. Company Profile
Company profile is basic information about the company such as name and
address of company and plant, production line, production capacity, toll
manufacturing (if any), market area, number of employees, etc.
2. Implementation Objective
Company must write explicitly the objetive of Halal Assurance System (HAS) in
accordance to the rule of LPPOM-MUI, i.e.: assuring the halalness of the product
continuously and consistently based on Islamic law.
3. Implementation Scope
Company explains the scope of implementation of Halal Assurance System in
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5.3. Halal Assurance System
Halal Assurance System document consist of these following components:
1. Halal Policy
Declaration of halal policy is a beginning step and become a fundamental of a
company in setting up and implementing Halal Assurance System (HAS).
Halal policy is a written statement of company commitment to produce halal
product continuously and consistently, including consistency in using and
providing material (raw, additive, and supporting materials), as well as
consistency in halal production process. Example of halal policy is attached in
Appendix 4.
2. Halal Guidelines
Halal Guidelines is a guidance to identify haram critical points of material used
and production process implemented by the company. It consists of:
a. Definition of Halal and Haram (Appendix 5)
b. Al Qur’an and MUI Fatwa reference (Appendix 5)
c. Decision tree for haram critical points identification (Appendix 6)
d. List of Identified Haram Critical Control Points of Materials and Its
Preventive Actions (example in Appendix 7)
e. List of Identified Haram Critical Control Points of Production Process and
Its Preventive Actions (example in Appendix 8)
f. Publication from LPPOM MUI (Jurnal Halal LPPOM MUI and website
www.halalmui.org)
3. Halal Management Organization
Halal Management Organization is an internal organization in the company which
manages whole management functions and activities in producing halal product.
In organizing those functions and activities, company should involve all related
departments/divisions in halal production system. Example of Halal
Management Organization is shown in Figure 3.

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Halal Management involves:
a. Management representative
b. Quality Assurance (QA)/Quality Control (QC)
c. Production
d. Research and Development (R & D)
e. Purchasing
f. PPIC
g. Storage/Warehouse
Halal management system is led by internal halal auditor coordinator, who
coordinates the activities in maintaining halalness of the product. IHA
coordinator is person in charge in communicating with LPPOM MUI.
Figure 3. Halal Management Organization
Halal management organization is coordinated by IHA coordinator. Qualification,
authority and responsibility of IHA team is described as follows:
a. Qualification of IHA Coordinator
(1) Permanent Employee of the company
(2) IHA Coordinator must be a Muslim (understand and practicing
Islamic Rules). For overseas company which has no Muslim staff,
they can appoint one staff who has knowledge about Islamic Law
based on LPPOM guidance.
(3) Member of halal management.
TOP MANAGEMENT
PurchasingQA/QC R & D
Internal Halal Auditor
Coordinator
Production PPIC/Storage
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(4) IHA Coordinator must be from related part/department in general
production process, such as QA/QC, R&D, Purchasing,
Production and Warehousing/Storage.
(5) Understand the haram critical points of material and production
process.
(6) Assigned by Top Management with a formal assignment letter.
b. General tasks of IHA Team
(1) Setting up HAS Manual.
(2) Coordinating the implementation of HAS
(3) Preparing an implementation report of HAS.
(4) Communicating with LPPOM MUI
c. Authority and Responsibility of IHA members
(1) Top Management
i. Formulating company policy related to the halalness of
product.
ii. Fully supporting the implementation of Halal Assurance
System in the company.
iii. Providing facility and infrastructure needed in the
implementation of Halal Assurance System.
iv. Assign an authority to the internal halal auditor coordinator
to take a certain necessary action related to the
implementation of Halal Assurance System.
(2) Research And Development (R & D)
i. Establishing a new product development procedure based
on halal raw material.
ii. Establishing a procedure for selecting new material
iii. Communicating with the IHA Coordinator in formulating
and developing new product and using new material.
(3) Quality Assurance/Control
i. Establishing and implementing monitoring and controlling
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ii. Daily monitoring on each material used according to halal
certificate, specification and producer.
iii. Communicating with IHA Coordinator for non conforming
material.
(4) Purchasing
i. Establishing purchasing system to assure the consistency
of raw material according to the specification, halal
certificate, and supplier.
ii. Purchasing material according to the list of material
approved by LPPOM MUI.
iii. Communicating with IHA coordinator in selecting new raw
material and/or new supplier.
iv. Evaluating vendor (supplier) and ranks vendor level in
providing a valid halal document.
(5) Production
i. Establishing production system to assure the halalness of
process and product, and to avoid from haram and najis
contamination.
ii. Using the materials for production according to the list of
material approved by LPPOM MUI.
(6) Storage/Warehousing
i. Establishing storage administration system to avoid any
haram and najis contamination.
ii. Storing product and material according to the list of
material and product approved by LPPOM MUI.
4. Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)
Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) is a set of standard instruction tools to
complete a certain routine process. SOP is set up as standard procedure in HAS
implementation. SOP is established for all activities in halal production process
i.e SOP for R&D, Purchasing, QA/QC, Production and Storage/Warehousing.
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key activities in SOP for halal production is SOP for material purchasing, SOP for
new material usage, and SOP for new supplier change, etc. Example of SOP(s)
is attached in Appendix 9.
5. Technical References
HAS implementation is done by all related departments in halal management
organization. To guide its implementation, technical references are needed as
supporting document. The technical references are distributed to all related
departments.
a. Technical references for Purchasing Department
(1) List of approved materials consisting name of material, supplier,
and producer approved by IHA and LPPOM MUI.
(2) List of halal certification bodies approved by LPPOM MUI.
(3) Regulation of Halal Certifying Body related to the product
(Certificate for every shipment, Halal Certificate periode, specific
halal logo on package, etc).
(4) SOP of new supplier change.
(5) Etc.
b. Technical references for R & D Department
(3) Identification of Haram critical point of materials
(4) SOP for new material usage.
(5) Etc.
c. Technical references for Production Department
(2) Product formulas
(3) SOP for halal production.
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d. Technical references for QC/QA department
(3) SOP for incoming materials checking.
(4) Etc.
e. Technical references for Storage/Warehousing
(3) Material/product storage procedure to avoid from haram and najis
contamination.
(4) SOP for materials receiving and storage.
(5) Etc.
6. Administration System
Company must set up an integrated, accountable, and traceable administration
system. Administration system on HAS is started from purchasing administration
(Purchasing), material receiving (Quality Control/QC), material storage
(Warehousing), Research and Development (R&D), Production/Operational,
Product Storage (Finish Product) and Distribution. Integrated administration
system is shown in Figure 4. Examples of blank administration form should be
attached in HAS Manual. Example of some administration form is attached in
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7. Documentation System
HAS implementation in company must be supported by good documentation and
accessible by every related part in halal production system and LPPOM MUI as
well. Documentations should be maintained are:
a. Material Purchasing documents
b. Material Receiving documents
c. Material Storage documents
d. Research and Development (Formulation) documents
e. Production (Production Process and Production Facility Cleaning)
documents
f. Product Storage documents
g. Product Distribution documents
h. Evaluation and Monitoring (periodical report) documents
i. Training and Socialization activities documents
j. Improvements action for non conformities documents
k. Management Review documents
Manual of HAS will explain the documentation of each function along with
responsible person in charge and divisions. Example of document system is
attached in Appendix 11.
8. Socialization Program
Halal Assurance System has to be socialized to company stakeholders including
third parties (supplier, toll manufacturer). These activites are aimed at creating
awareness of all stakeholders on halal policy, in order to encourage them to
Purchasing
Receiving Storage Operations Storage
DistributionProduction
QC R & D
Figure 4. Chain of Administration System for HAS

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apply it at operational level. Halal policy socialization could be in form of poster,
leaflet, general lecture, internal bulletin, supplier audit or company internal
memo.
9. Training Program
Company need to conduct training for all staffs and employees. Company must
identify topic of training in a certain period. Training must involve all personels
whose jobs may affect the halalness of the products.
The objectives of training are:
a. To improve employee’s knowledge on the importance of the halalness of
product, critical points of materials and process.
b. To make employees understand the Halal Assurance System
Example of Training Schedule is attached in Appendix 12.
10. Internal and External Communication System
Internal and external communication is important activity in HAS implementation.
For this reason, company has to establish and implement procedure for:
a. Internal communication among all organization levels and functions.
b. Receiving, documenting, and responding communication from external
side including LPPOM MUI.
11. Internal Audit System
Internal audit is needed to monitor and evaluate Halal Assurance System (HAS)
implementation by company itself.
a. Internal Audit Objectives
(1) Determining the conformity of HAS according to the standard of
LPPOM MUI.
(2) Determining the conformity of company HAS implementation with
planning.
(3) Detecting non conformities occured and to decide corrective and
preventive actions.
(4) Ensure that the problems found in previous audit has been
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(5) Providing information about HAS implementation to the
management and LPPOM MUI. Example of form of periodic
report is attached in Appendix 13.
b. Internal Audit Scope
Scope of internal auditing covers examination of HAS documentation and
implementation.
(1) Halal Assurance System Documentation
HAS documentation which need to be examined are as follows:
list of materials, halal certificates, specifications, formulas,
purchasing documents, storage documents etc. The items that
need to be checked :
i. Completeness of Halal Assurance System document
ii. Completeness of Material Specification
iii. Completeness and validity of material halal certification
iv. Conformity between formula and list of halal material
v. Conformity between material purchasing document and list
of halal material
vi. Completeness and conformity between production
document and list of halal material and formula
vii. Completeness and conformity between warehousing/
storage document list of halal material and product
viii. Traceability of system
(2) Halal Assurance System Implementation
HAS implementation audit covers:
i. Halal Management Organization
ii. Completeness of HAS Implementation Technical
Reference documents
iii. Document traceability
iv. HAS Socialization
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vii. Monitoring and Evaluation of HAS Implementation
viii. Internal and External Report of HAS Implementation
c. Internal Audit Activity
(1) Schedule
Internal Halal Audit is conducted at least every six months or at
the time of any changes occurred that may affect halal status of
product, such as changes of management, policy, formulation,
material and process.
(2) Method
Internal Halal Audit can be conducted by using these methods:
i. Interview and crosschecking
ii. Document verification and validation
Example of Form for Internal Audit (Key Questions in Halal
Internal Audit) is attached in Appendix 14.
(3) Auditor
Internal Halal Audit is conducted by IHA Team which is officially
assigned by company management.
(4) Auditee
Auditee are all departments related to the process of halal
production, i.e :
i. Purchasing Department
ii. QA/QC Department
iii. Production Department
iv. R & D Department
v. Warehousing/Storage Department
vi. Transportation and distribution Department
vii. HRD Department
viii. Outlet (for restaurant)
12. Corrective Action System
Corrective action for HAS implementation is taken if any non conformities of
implementation were found at a time of internal halal audit was conducted. The
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direct effect on product halal status. All forms of corrective action taken by
company are well-documented in a written record. Example of non conformity
report form is attached in Appendix 15.
13. Management Review System
A comprehensive management review of HAS must be conducted in a certain
period of time at least once a year. Management review has to be done by all
divisions involved in HAS, including top management. Review meeting must be
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5.4. List of Appendices
The appendices of HAS manual are as follows:
4.1.Halal Guidelines
4.2.Decision Tree for Haram Critical Control Point Identification:
4.2.1. Critical Point Identification Of Plants Products
4.2.2. Critical Point Identification Of Animal Products
4.2.3. Critical Point Identification Of Microbial Products
4.2.4. Critical Point Identification Of Other Materials (Minerals, Chemicals)
4.2.5. Critical Point Identification Of Warehousing And Production Line
4.2.6. Critical Point Identification Of Distribution, Transportation And Display (For
Restaurant)
4.3.List Of Identified Materials Critical Point And Its Preventive Action
4.4.List Of Identified Production Process Critical Point, And Its Preventive Action
4.5.Standard Operation Procedure (SOP) Of All Departments.
4.6.List Of Material (Raw, Additive, And Supporting Materials) Which Have Been
Approved By LPPOM MUI
4.7.Questionnaires For Internal Halal Auditing
4.8.Form Of Periodical Report
4.9.Form Of Non Conformity Report
4.10.List Of Halal Certifying Bodies Approved By LPPOM MUI
4.11.Minutes/Notes Of Management Review.
4.12.Assignment Letter For Internal Halal Auditor Team
4.13.Administration Forms For :
4.13.1. Purchasing
4.13.2. Material Receiving By QC
4.13.3. Material Storage
4.13.4. R & D (New Product , Formula Changes, Etc)
4.13.5. Production
4.13.6. Product Storage
4.13.7. Product Delivery

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VI. Steps of HAS Setting Up
Steps of HAS setting up are described in Figure 5.
Figure 5. Steps of HAS Setting Up
HAS Setting Up Planning
Halal Commitment (Halal Policy)
Setting
Halal Team Establishing
(Halal Management Organization)
HAS Objective Setting
HAS Manual Setting up
Setting Up of SOPs, Technical References,
Administration and Documentation System
Internal Audit Procedure Setting
HAS Socialization and
Simulation
Internal Audit and
Evaluation
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VII. HAS Implementation Assessment
7.1. Principles and Procedure Of HAS Assessment
Principles of assessment for HAS Manual and implementation are as follows:
1. Following all rules of LPPOM MUI
2. Fulfilling all administration requirements
3. In accordance with HAS principles
4. Appropriateness of manual with the implementation
5. Ability of the system to assure the halalness
Procedure for assessment of HAS consisted of several steps as follow:
1. Availability of documents (as required in halal certification process)
2. Assessment of HAS Manual (On Desk Appraisal)
3. Field Auditing (Assessment of HAS Implementation)
4. Evaluation and assessment in Auditor Meeting
5. HAS implementation categorization
7.2. Assessment of HAS Manual (On Desk Appraisal of HAS)
LPPOM MUI provides a questionnaire for assessment of HAS manual. The points of
HAS manual that will be checked consist of:
1. Company profile including company name, address, kind of products, production
capacity, production line, toll manufacturing, market area, etc
2. Statement of halal policy, objective and description of HAS implementation
3. Halal guidelines
4. Identification of haram critical control points and its preventive action of :
a. Raw materials
b. Production
c. Distribution and display ( for restaurant)
5. Halal management organization :
a. Organization of IHA team
b. Availability of assignment letter for IHA team
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d. Authority and responsibility of IHA coordinator
e. Authority and responsibility of representative of top management
f. Authority and responsibility of R&D, Production, Warehousing, QA/QC,
Purchasing or other division related to halal management organization
6. Technical references for each division in halal management organization as
guidelines in implementing of HAS
7. Evaluation of SOPs content whether they have fulfilled halal criteria or haven’t.
8. Description of administration and documentation system (explanation of
traceability system)
9. Planning of training and socialization of HAS
10. Description of procedure for monitoring and evaluation of HAS (internal audit
system)
11. Procedure of Management Review of HAS
12. Availability, completeness and adequacy of appendices
Assessment criteria for on desk appraisal are as follows:
1. Availability of documents
2. Adequacy of documents
3. Conformity with company condition
According to assessment criteria, LPPOM MUI will assess the submitted HAS manual.
The results of HAS Manual assessment will be summarized and rechecked by
management of LPPOM MUI. The summary of on desk appraisal will be sent to the
company as an audit memorandum. There are 2 recommendations of on desk appraisal
result:
1. Need revision
2. Passed (able to be HAS implementation audited)
7.3. Assessment of HAS Implementation
For company which has passed on desk appraisal and has implemented HAS at least 6
months, LPPOM MUI will do audit of HAS implementation. This audit is aimed to verify
how the system is implemented. The object of audit is proofs of system implementation
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development, material removal/changes, vendor/supplier changes, internal and external
communication, production planning, production process, final product storage to
transportation.
Methods that are used on HAS auditing are:
1. Interviewing all related staff/ workers
2. Collecting evidences (documents, records, etc related to production system)
3. Verifying and validating the system
The points that will be audited consist of:
1. HAS implementation
2. Monitoring and evaluation of HAS
3. Management review
1. HAS Implementation
Assessment of HAS implementation will be conducted by :
a. Evaluation and verification of halal management organization (fulfilled of
the qualification, availability of assignment letter for IHA team)
b. Evaluation on implementation of halal policy which consists of:
i. socialization, training and dissemination of halal policy to
staffs/workers
ii. proof(s) of statement in halal policy
iii. how integration of halal policy as part of company whole policy.
c. Checking and examining availability and accessibility of technical
references for each division in halal management organization :
i. SOP(s)
ii. List of halal approved raw materials
iii. Identification of Haram Critical Control points of raw materials,
production, distribution - display and its preventive action
iv. List of approved halal certifier body by LPPOM MUI
v. Regulation of Halal Certifying Body related to the product
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d. Documents of HAS implementation :
i. record /written documents of all step related with production
system including purchasing documents, warehousing/storage,
material issue voucher, implementation of working instruction and
SOP(s) , etc
ii. traceability
iii. proof of involvement of IHA team in production system
(authorization of IHA team in halal production step)
iv. What is the position of HAS documents among documents of
other(s) quality system and how they are implemented
e. Communication
i. external communication between IHA and LPPOM MUI if there
are any changes.
ii. internal : proof of internal meeting and its frequency, proof of
internal communication between IHA team and top management
and its frequency
2. Monitoring and Evaluation of HAS
In this point, LPPOM MUI will do verification of the system that has done by
company (Internal Audit System) to asses the effectiveness of HAS by checking
the documents as follows :
a. frequency of internal audit
b. procedure (auditor, auditee, audit technique, etc)
c. documents of audit results
d. internal audit report to the top management (findings, corrective action,
due date of finalization)
e. external report to LPPOM MUI (documents, frequency)
3. Management Review
Assessment of management review point will be conducted by :
a. Verification of the system that brings attention of findings for preventive
action and also the system to detect, analyze and eliminate potential
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b. Checking the procedures of HAS review due to non conformity of HAS
implementation and/or change of management system that affect HAS
function.
The results of HAS implementation assessment will be reported in the HAS team
meeting and management of LPPOM MUI.
There are 4 categories of HAS assessment:
1. Good ( A ), if the achievement reach to 90 - 100%
2. Fair ( B ), if the achievement reach to 80 - 90%
3. Poor ( C ), if the achievement reach to 70 - 80%
4. Unaccepted ( D ), if the achievement is below of 70%
7.4. Reward
Output of HAS implementation assessment will be given to the company by LP POM
MUI as a Statement Letter of HAS Category and HAS Certificate. Statement Letter of
HAS Category will be issued after a HAS implementation audit conducted, but HAS
certificate will only be issued if the company can have ‘category A’ 2 times respectively.
Validity oh HAS Certificate is 1 year.
Rules of LP POM MUI Halal certification process applied to the HAS certificate holder
are shown in Table 1.
Reward for HAS certificate holder :
If the company can maintain sustainability of HAS certificate 3 times respectively, in the
fourth renewal period of Halal certificate, audit on factory location will not be necessary
to be performed anymore as long as there are no changes of materials, processing
technology or factory. Audit will be performed only on administration/documentation. At
this level, the validity of HAS certificate will be 2 years, and it will be evaluated for its
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Table 1. Rules of LP POM MUI Halal certification process
applied to the HAS certificate holder
CONDITION AUDIT RESULT
New products development that belong to the
same type with the certified ones by using
existing materials.
New products development that belong to the
same type with the certified ones by using new
materials.
New products development of new product
type (different with certified ones) by using
existing materials
New products development of new product
type (different with certified ones) by using new
materials
Material or supplier changes for certified
products.
Development of new factory or restaurant outlet
Audit in renewal process for company with
many factories or restaurant outlets.
No
No, if there
is no new
critical
materials
No, if there
is no new
processing
applied
Yes
No
No
Yes, but not
at all
location
(50%)
New products will be
added as attachment
to the main halal
certificate
New Halal Certificate
New halal certificate
New halal certificate
Approval letter
Additional attachment
of new address of
new factory or
restaurant outlet
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VIII. HAS Implementation Advantages
Advantages of implementing Halal Assurance System are:
1. Company will have guidance in maintaining the sustainability of halal production
process
2. Assure the halalness of product in a valid period of MUI Halal Certificate
3. Giving an assurance and spiritual tranquility for Moslem society
4. Prevent from any cases related to the non conformity that caused unhalalness of
product
5. Protect from any unhalalness cases that may cause a company loss
6. Increasing consumer loyalty to the halalness of product
7. Creating an internal halal awareness in company to keep the sustainability of
halal production
8. Appreciation from consumer (customer satisfaction) and external institution
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Bibliography :
Arnold, J.R.T. dan Chapman, S.N. 2004. Introduction to Materials Management.
Pearson Prentice Hall, Ohio, USA.
Girindra, A. 2005. LPPOM MUI Pengukir Sejarah Sertifikasi Halal. LPPOM MUI,
Jakarta.
LPPOM MUI. 2006. Panduan Penyusunan Sistem Jaminan Halal. LPPOM MUI,
Jakarta.
Soe’ad, M. 2007. Sistim Akuntansi Terpadu Jaminan Halal Produk Makanan,
Minuman, Obat-Obatan Dan Kosmetika (makalah untuk diterbitkan).
Stevenson, W.J. 2005. Operations Management, Eighth Edition. The McGraw-Hill
Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.

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Appendix 1. Example of Approval Page
MMAANNUUAALL OOFF HHAASS
CCOOMMPPAANNYY ““XXYYZZ””
PPrreeppaarreedd bbyy
CCoooorrddiinnaattoorr ooff IInntteerrnnaall HHaallaall AAuuddiittoorr
AApppprroovveedd bbyy,,
MMaannaaggeemmeenntt RReepprreesseennttaattiivvee

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Appendix 2. Example of List of Manual Distribution
No Divisions Personnel Sign Date
1. Purchasing Mr. Buyer 01/01/08
2. QA/QC Mr. Quality 02/03/08
Etc

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Appendix 3. Example of Amendment List
CHANGES Withdrawal Document Revised Document Remark
NO DATE EDITION CHAPTER PAGE EDITION CHAPTER PAGE
1. 02/02/08 I Appendix
4.6
50 I Appendix
4.6
51 Addition
of new
material
and new
supplier
2. 03/03/08 II Appendix
12
65 II Appendix
12
65 Changes
of IHA
team
Etc

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Appendix 4. Example of Halal Policy
PT XYZ is committed to consistently produce halal products in meeting consumers
needs including those of the Moslem consumers. We will achieve this by :
1. Ensuring all finished products made for the Indonesian market are certified halal
by LPPOM MUI
2. Ensuring all raw materials procured and used in the manufacture of our products
are halal
3. Ensuring the production systems are clean and free from non-halal and filthy
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Appendix 5.
HALAL GUIDELINES
A. Preface
In this part principle of halal and haram in Al Qur’an and Fatwa from MUI will be
described.
Sources of Islamic Law:
1. Al Qur’an. It is The Holly Book of Islam. It contains philosophy, principles, and
theories of Islamic laws which are work of Allah for the guidance of mankind. It
mainly prescribes permanent, absolute, values and basic principles of Islamic laws.
2. Al-Hadist. It is the authentic practice of Prophet Muhammad (the saying, actions,
habits, and approvals) that explain in detail the application of the Qur’anic
principles.
3. Ijma Shahabat. It is the consensus of the opinion of the shahabat (companions of
the prophet Muhammad based on their understanding of The Al Qur’an and Al
Hadits).
4. Qiyas. It is a law making method by comparing thing with cases already explained
in Al Qur’an and Al Hadits.
5. Fatwa. It is Islamic legal opinion about law status of a certain case made by Ulama
(Islamic Scholars).
B. Meaning Of Halal Haram
1. Halal means lawful. In the case of food, most are halal except for some that are
explicity mentioned in the Al Qur’an or Hadits.
2. Haram is something prohibited by God Almighty. People who deliberately ignore
what is not allowed will face God’s punishment in the life hereafter. Some even
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Appendix 5. (continued)
C. Principles On Halal And Haram Status
1. Everything is halal unless explicitly forbidden
2. Only Allah has the right to legislate for man
3. Prohibiting halal and permitting haram is unlawful
4. Haram is always associated with what is bad and harmful
5. There is always a better substitute in halal for that which is haram
6. Anything that leads to haram is considered haram
7. It is haram to declare something halal when it is manifestly haram
8. Good intensions do not justify committing haram
9. One should guard oneself against matters that are on the borderline between halal
and haram
10. In extreme circumstances, haram is permissible within certain limits.
D. Halal And Haram in Al Qur’an
1. Al - Baqarah 168 : “ O ye people !Eat of what is on earth. Lawful and good; and do
not follow the footsteps of the evil one for he is to you and avowed enemy.
2. Al Baqarah 172-173 : “O ye who believe ! Eat of the good things that we have
provided for you and grateful to Allah, If it is Him ye worship. He hath only
forbidden you dead meat, and blood, and flesh of swine, and that on which any
other name hath been invoked besides that of Allah.
3. Al-Anam 145 : “ Say : I find not in the message received by me by inspiration any
(meat) forbidden to be eaten by one who wishes to eat it, unless it be dead meat,
or blood puored forth, or the flesh of swine ---for it is a abomination – or what is
impious, (meat) on which a name has been invoked other than Allah. But (even
so), if a person is forced by necessity, without willful disobedience. Or
transgressing due limits---thy Lord is oft-forgiving, Most Merciful”.
4. AL-Maidah 3 : “Forbidden to you (for food) are : dead meat, blood, the flesh of
swine, and that on which hath been invoked the name of other than Allah. That
which hath been killed by strangling, or by violent blow, or by a headlong fall, or by
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ye are able to slaughter it (in due form); that which is sacrificed on stone(altars);
(forbidden) also is the division (of meat) by raffling with arrows: that is impiety.
5. Al Maidah 90 – 91 : “ O ye who believe! Intoxicants and gambling, (dedication of )
stones, and (divination by) arrows, are an abomination of satan’s plan is (but) to
excite enmity and hatred between you, with intoxicants and gambling, and hinder
you from remembrance of Allah, and from prayer; will ye not then abstain ? “.
6. Al Maidah 96 : “Lawful to you is the pursuit of water-game and its use for food—for
the benefit of yourselves and those who travel : but forbidden is the pursuit of land
game ---as long as ye are in the scared Precincts or in pilgrim garb. And fear Allah,
to whom ye shall be gathered back”.
7. Al A’raf 157 :”… he allows them lawful what is good (and pure) and prohibited them
what is bad (and impure) ….”
E. Fatwa (Islamic Legal Opinion) Of MUI For Materials And Production Process
(No. 4/2003)
1. Khamr
a. Anything that is intoxicating is considered as khamr (alcohol drink).
b. Drinks containing a minimum of 1 % ethanol is categorized as khamr
c. Drinks categorized as khamr is najis (filth)
d. Drinks those are produced through fermentation process containing less than
1 % ethanol is not categorized as khamr but is haram for consumption.
2. Ethanol
a. Ethanol produced by non khamr industry is not najis (pure)
b. Using of pure ethanol which is produced by non khamr industry is :
1. Mubah (allowed), if it is not detected in the finished product.
2. Haram (prohibited) if it is detected in the finished product.
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3. By product of khamr industry
a. Fusel oil as by product of khamr industry is haram and najis.
b. Fusel oil which is not by product of khamr industry is halal and not najis.
c. Component that is physically separated from fusel oil as by product of khamr
industry is haram.
d. Component that is physically separated from fusel oil as by product of khamr
industry and than chemically reacted to be a new compound is halal.
d. Vinegar is halal.
e. Yeast separated from khamr and washed to remove taste, smell and colour
of khamr is halal.
4. Flavor Imitating Haram Product
Flavor using the name and having sensory profile of a haram product, like rhum
flavor, pork flavor, etc. could not be halal certified although ingredients used are
halal.
5. Microbial Product
a. Microbes which grow on and halal growth media are halal and which grow on
haram growth media are haram.
b. Microbial consumer products which use haram and najis materials on its
growth media in all production steps (refreshing scale, pilot plant scale and
production stage) are haram.
c. Consumer products containing microbial products which grow on non halall
media are haram
d. Consumer products containing microbial product must be traced back to
initial growth media of the microbes.
6. Use of Sharing Facility
a. Facility that has been used to produce product containing pork must be
cleansed seven times by water and once of them by dust or its substitute that
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b. Facility must not be alternately used for producing pork and non pork
products.
F. Several Examples Of Critical Materials
1. Meat
Meat of halal animals could become haram if the animal is slaughtered not
according to the Islamic law. Critical points in slaughtering process are as follows.
i. Slaughter men must be devoted Muslims who daily practice the Islamic rites.
ii. Stunning process should not cause death of animal before slaughtered.
iii. Knife must be sharp.
iv. In the post slaughtering process, animal should be completely dead before
next process begins and blood should be completely drained.
Imported meat should be supported by following documents or conditions:
i. Halal certificate from a halal certification body approved by LPPOM MUI.
ii. Shipment and other supporting documents such as shipping documents,
health documents, etc.
iii. Halal Certificate should conform to other documents.
iv. The documents should conform to physical conditions, such as packaging
and label.
v. Document must have correct lot number, plant number, date of slaugtering,
etc.
2. Animal Derivatives.
Animal Derivatives are halal if they are derived from halal animals slaughtered
according to the Islamic law, not derived from blood and not contaminated by
haram (unlawful) and najis (impure) materials. Following are examples of animal
derivatives or materials that could be derived from animal derivatives:
i. Fat
ii. Protein
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v. Fatty Acid and its derivatives(E430 – E436)
vi. Salts or esters of fatty acid (E470-E495)
vii. Glycerol/glycerin (422)
viii. Amino acid (examples : cysteine, phenylalanine, etc.)
ix. Edible bone phosphate (E521)
x. Di/Tricalcium Phosphate
xi. Blood plasma
xii. Globulin concentrate
xiii. Fibrinogen
xiv. Microbe growth media (example : blood agar)
xv. Hormone (example : insulin)
xvi. Enzyme from pig/cow pancreas (amylase, lipase, pepsin, tripsin)
xvii. Taurine
xviii. Placenta
xix. Milk products and their derivatives and their by products which are processed
by enzyme (example : cheese, whey, lactose, caseine/caseinate)
xx. Several vitamins (examples: A, B6, D, E)
xxi. Activated Carbon
xxii. Bristle
3. Vegetable Products
Materials derived from vegetable are basically halal but if processed with additives
and/or processing aids those are not halal, they become not halal. Therefore it is
necesarry to know the production process, the additives and the processing aid
used in the making of vegetable products. Following are examples of vegetable
materials that might have critical points:
i. Wheat flour could be enriched by vitamins, among them B1, B2 and pholate
acid.
ii. Oleoresin (Chili, spices, etc) may contain emulsifiers (examples:
polysorbate/tween & monoleat glycerol that might be derived from animals)
iii. Soybean lecithin could be produced by using phospholipase in the
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iv. Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein (HVP) could be produced by using enzyme in
hydrolysis process.
4. By products of Alcoholic Drink Industry and their Derivatives
By products of alcoholic drink industry and their derivatives are haram if they are
only physically separated from the product but if they are chemically reacted to be
a new compound they become halal. Example of by products of alcoholic drink
industry and their derivatives are:
i. Cognac oil (by product of cognact/brandy distillation)
ii. Fusel oil (by product of distilled beverages and their derivatives, such as
isoamyl, isobutyl and propyl alcohol, acetaldehyde, 2.3 butanadiol, acetone,
diacetyl, etc.)
iii. Brewer yeast (by-product of beer industry)
iv. Tartaric acid (by product of wine industry)
5. Microbial Product
Status of microbial product could be haram if it belongs to the following categories:
i. Alcoholic drinks (khamr) and their by products
ii. Microbial products grow on media containing haram materials such as blood,
peptone from haram source or produce by using enzyme from haram source.
iii. Microbial products using enymes of haram materials in their production
process.
iv. Microbial products using haram additives or processing aid in their production
process, such as antifoams derived from lard, glycerol or other similar
substances.
v. Microbial recombinants genes derived from haram materials. Examples are
as follows :
1) α-amilase enzymes and protease resulting from Saccharomyces
cereviceae recombinants with genes from animal tissues.
2) Insulin hormones resulting from E.coli recombinants and genes from pig
pancreas tissues.
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6. Other Derivatives
The following are examples of other additives those often become critical points :
i. Aspartame (made of amino acid fenilalanin and aspartic acid)
ii. Natural colorings
iii. Flavors
iv. Seasonings
v. Vitamin coatings
vi. Emulsifiers and stabilizers
vii. Antifoams
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Appendix 6.
DECISION TREE FOR HARAM CRITICAL POINTS IDENTIFICATION
A. Identification of Material Critical Points
A.1. Identification of Critical Points of Plant Products
Notes :
1. CP : Critical Points
2. Non CP: Non Critical Points.
3. Identification of these critical points for plant products is not for haram plant such as
marijuana, cocaine, opium, etc.
Microbial Cultivation ?NON CP
YESNO
Plant Products
Processing ?
YES NO
Khamr
Fermentation ?
+ Additives and/or Processing Aid ?
YESNONOYes
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No
A.2. Identification of Critical Point of Animal Products
No
Are meats and by products from halal animals?Any Processing ?
Meats and by products (Fat, bone, skin, etc)Milk, Egg, Fish
Yes
Is slaughtering of animal in
conformity with the Islamic law
and does it have the halal
certificate of ICU or other
bodies recognized by MUI ?
Further ProcessingSyubhat/haram
No
Animal Products
YesNo
Non CP CP Haram
Yes
Non CPCP
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A.3. Identification of Critical Points of Microbial Products.
Notes :
- All microbial products are critical.
- Critical point lies in the media, refreshing as well production media derived
A.4. Identification of Critical Points of Other Materials
Critical Points
(CP)
Microbial Products
Non Organic
Mining Materials
CP
YesNo
Other Materials
CP Does it contain food additives ?
Synthetics Mixed
Non CP Organic
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B. Identification of Critical Points of Warehousing and Production Lines.
Yes
Are all products halal certified ?
No
Yes
Is there any chance/possibility
of contamination by materials
haram/najis ?
Does the non halal certified product
have the same brand with the halal
certified product ?
Yes
Non CPCP 1
No Yes No
Cannot be
certificated
Does material of non
certified product ?
Are production lines and storage of materials and products for
certified and non certified products separated?
Cannot be
certified
Yes
Cannot be
Certified
Is there any chance/possibilities of cross
contamination by haram/najis materials ?
No
Could sanitation procedure eliminate
fat, smell, color and taste ?
No CP
No
Yes
Non CP CPYesNo
No

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Notes :
1. LPPOM MUI recommends that companies requesting halal certificates certify all
their products at all factories and production lines.
2. Companies should maintain the certified products are not contaminated by
anything that is haram and najis.
3. If companies do not certify all their products, the ones that are not certified must
have different brands.
4. Production lines and warehouse of certified and non certified products must be
physically separated.
5. CP1 is contamination by the environment (pets, birds, wall, lizard, etc) and
employees (catering, food drinks)
6. CP2 is cross contamination by non-certified materials (materials that are haram
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C. Identification of Distribution Critical Points
Notes :
CP1 refers to a condition which products are in bulk so that it needs a container that
could avoid cross contamination.
No
Non CP
NoYes
Are all distributed products Halal Certified ?
Non CP Do non halal certified products contain
pork and its derivatives ?
Yes
Yes No
Can not be certified Does it have packaging/packing ?
Are distribution
tools/equipments different ?
No
CP1Can packaging avoid cross contamination?
Yes
Non CP CP2
NoYes

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D. Identification of Critical Points of Display
Notes : Halal Certificate cannot be issued, if there is CP1 and/or CP2.
No
Non CP
NoYes
Are all products on display halal certified ?
Non CP Do non halal certified products contain
pork ?
Yes
Yes No
CP 1 Does it have packaging/packing ?
Are displays separated
distinctly ?
No
CP2Non CP
Yes

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E. Identification of Critical Points in Slaughtering
Unable to Obtain Halal Certificate
YesNo
CP1 Is the stunning process applied ?
No
No Yes
Does the slaughtering process
use a sharp knife ?
Does the slaughterman understand and is
the slaughter process in accordance with
Islamic Law ?
No
Does the animal dies completely and is the blood
full drained?
Yes
Yes
Is the slaughterman Muslim ?
CP2
CP3
Does people make use of blood and its carrion ?
No CP4Yes
Unable to Obtain Halal Certificate
Yes
Non CP
No

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F. Procedure Of Determining Material Status
Notes :
1. This procedure applies to all producers and suppliers.
2. Output of above procedure is list of materials as reference for internal halal
auditors
3. Materials in the category of materials that can be used must be approved by
LPPOM MUI before used.
4. Materials in the category of materials that cannot be used must not be in the
factory area.
Unable to Obtain
Halal Certificate
Halal Certification
Assessment of
LPPOM MUI
Are the materials contain syubhat
ingredients (animal product, khamr)?
No
No
Do they have Halal Certificate of MUI or
Overseas halal certification bodies approved by
MUI and are still valid ?
Are the materials imported products ?
Yes
No No YesYes
No critical
points
Have critical
points
Yes
No Yes
Material cannot be
used
Material can be
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5. Materials that can be used must have supporting documents like material
specification and/or halal certificate from MUI or overseas Halal Certifying bodies
approved by MUI.
6. Materials subjected to MUI assessment process must have approval letter from
LPPOM MUI.

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Appendix 7.
Example of List of Identified Haram Critical Materials
and Its Preventive Actions
No. Name of
Material
Critical Point Key
Information
Corrective Action Verification Documentation
1  Meat
 Gelatin
- Halal animals
- Slaughter
Halal
certificatio
n
Reject materials if
information in
packaging does not
correspond with halal
certification.
Warning to
supplier.
- Corrective
Action.
- Verification.
2 Oleoresin - Additives Process
flow.
Reject materials if the
information in
packaging does not
correspond with
document
Warning to
supplier.
- Corrective
Action.
- Verification.
3 Isoamyl
alcohol
- Khamr
derivatives
Halal
certificatio
n.
Reject materials if
information in
package does not
certification.
Warning to
supplier.
- Corrective
Action.
- Verification.
4 MSG - Fermentation
media
Halal
certificatio
n.
Reject materials if
information in
package does not
certification.
Warning to
supplier.
- Corrective
Action.
- Verification.
5 Antifoam - Raw
materials
Halal
certificatio
Reject materials if
information in
Warning to
supplier.
- Corrective
Action.

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n. package does not
certification.
- Verification.

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Appendix 8.
Example of List of Identified Haram Critical
Production Process and Its Preventive Actions
No. Procedure Critical
Point
Key
Information
Corrective Action Verification Documentation
1 Adding of
raw
materials
Raw
materials
Material
must
conform to
matrix of
materials
approved
by MUI
Stop using of wrong
materials; cleaning
contaminate
equipment;
quarantine the
product that a wrong
material is added.
- Check
producti
on
record.
- Check
relevant
SOP.
- Corrective
Action.
- Verification.
2 Equipment
Selection
of Mixing
Tank
Not using
undedicate
d lines/tank
Must use
dedicated
tank for
halal
production
Stop production if
using undedicated
tank
Check
relevant
SOP
- Corrective
Action.
- Verification
3 Blending
material
Possibility
of non
halal
material
Product ID,
material
List
- check an materials
pulling from
warehouse
- ensure marking of
halal products and
supplier approved
Check
whether
conform to
halal
requirement
Material list
approved by
LPPOM MUI
4 Equipment Product Residue of
non-halal
Thoroughly clean the - Check
the
cleaning
record.
- Corrective
Action.
- Verification.

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cleaning residue products equipment - Check
relevant
SOP

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Appendix 9.
Example Of Halal Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)
1. SOP for Purchasing Department
1. Material purchased should conform to the list of materials approved by
LPPOM MUI.
2. Company must assure that materials purchased conform to data
mentioned in the halal certificate halal document (name and code of raw
material, name of company, name and location of factory).
3. Purchasing documents must be well documented.
2. SOP for Receiving Materials
1. Name of materials, code of materials, producer, name and location of
factory must conform to those contained in the list of raw materials
2. If halal certificate mention special logo, it must be shown in the packaging
of the materials.
3. Materials with halal certificates issued per shipment should be
accompanied with documents stating the lot number, quantity, production
date and expiry date that conform to those mentioned in the halal
document and mentioned in the label.
4. Materials that have been audited and conform to the criteria are given
halal pass.
5. Materials stored in warehouse are materials that conform to the list of raw
materials approved by LPPOM MUI, If there are materials that are not
mentioned in the list, they must be stored separately to prevent cross
contamination.
6. Materials stored in warehouse should be free from contamination by
anything that is Haram and Najis.
7. Each mutation of materials (going in and out) in warehouse should be
well recoded and must have stock cards materials issue voucher and
receiving documents.

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3. SOP for Changing and Adding New Suppliers
1. If materials are of a critical category, it is recommended that a company
has to check whether suppliers of the materials posses halal certificate
issued by MUI or other certifying bodies recognized by MUI.
2. If new supplier has no halal certificate, it is recommended to find another
supplier processing halal certificate issued by MUI or other certifying
bodies recognized by MUI.
3. If there are new suppliers with no halal certificates then a technical
specification examination explaining the source of origin and a production
flow chart of materials must be provided. It must be consulted to LPPOM
MUI by IHA.
4. There should be assurance that the materials purchased conform to data
contained in the halal certificate or halal document (name and code of
materials, name of company, name and location factory).
5. Company should know whether a supplier is a direct producer or a
distributor. In case supplier is a distributor, a written agreement is to be
made in which supplier states that in only supplies materials that are
contained in the halal document.
6. Planning for replacing suppliers should be reported to LPPOM MUI before
implemented.
7. Materials from new suppliers can be used after getting approval from
LPPOM MUI.
8. Data of active and non active suppliers should be well documented.
4. SOP for Use of New Materials
1. New materials must be checked whether it has a halal certificate issued
by LPPOM MUI or other certifying bodies recognized by LPPOM MUI.
2. If material does not has a halal certificate, a company is recommended to
find alternative material of the same or similar kind which have a halal
certificate issued by LPPOM MUI or other certifying bodies recognized by
LPPOM MUI.

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3. If substitute material cannot be found, company must provide a technical
specification explaining the source of origin and production flow chart of
materials. It must be consulted to LPPOM MUI.
4. Plan for using new materials must be reported to LPPOM MUI by Internal
Auditors.
5. New materials can be used after company receives approval from
LPPOM MUI.
5. SOP for Halal Production
1. Production work sheet should refer to formula and matrix of material
2. Materials that can be used in halal production should refer to the list of
raw material approved by LPPOM MUI and having been given a halal
pass.
3. Materials should be free from contamination by anything that is najis and
haram.
4. Production line should be used for halal materials only.
5. If production line is used for materials that has not been given halal
certificate then cleaning procedure should be done properly to prevent
cross contamination.
6. If non certified products containing pork derivatives are present, the
equipment and production lines must be separated.
7. Materials not used in production are strictly prohibited to be located in the
production area.
6. SOP for change for Formula and Development of New Products.
1. Formula Change and new product development should be referred to the
list raw material approved by LPPOM MUI.
2. Change of formula leading to a new product should apply for a new halal
certificate.

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3. Change of formula not leading to a new product and not using new
materials (composition reformulation) does not have to be reported to
LPPOM MUI.
4. Change of formula is not leading to new product and but using new
materials (use of alternative materials) must refer to the Standard
Operation Procedure for the use of New materials.
5. Plans for a new formula are not leading to a new product have to be
reported to LPPOM MUI by IHA.
6. New formula can be used after company receives approval from LPPOM
MUI.
7. If new formula does not have approval, it cannot be used.

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Appendix 10. Example of Administration System
No Departemen Item
1 Purchasing  Purchase Order
 Vendor Evaluation/Qualification Form
 etc
2 QA/QC  Materials Receiving Form
 QC (Halal) Pass
 Etc
3 Warehouse  Delivery Order
 Stock Card/Rayon Card
 Etc
4 Production  Clearance Check record for
 Production Process
 Etc
5 R & D  Approval Form for New Material
 Master of Formula Product
 Etc

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Appendix 11. Example of Documentation System
Departement Document Responsibility Location
QA/QC 1. SOP of QA/QX
2. Technical References of
QA/QC
3. Record of QA/QC documents
4. etc
Manager QA/QC Plant
Purchasing 1. SOP of Purchasing
2. Technical References of
Purchasing
3. Record of purchasing
material documents
4. Agreement Letter (MOU) with
supplier
5. etc
Purchasing
Manager
Head Office
Etc

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Appendix 12. Example of Training Schedule
Time Audients Topics
January AHI Coordinator External training from LPPOM
MUI
July AHI Team Internal training (IT) for setting
up HAS
September Staff & Employees Principles of Halal and Haram,
Halal Awareness
etc

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Appendix 13.
Form of Periodic Report
1. Summary of Halal Internal Audit Report is composed as follows :
1a. Time of Halal Internal Audit :
1b. Auditor :
1c. Auditee :
1d. Finding :
1e. Corrective Action :
2. Summary of changes in last 6 month comprises the following : Yes No
2a. Change of Company Management that affects halal policy
Description: …………………………………………………………….
…………………………………………………………………………..
…………………………………………………………………………..
2b. Change of Halal Assurance System (SOP, documents, personnel, etc)
Description: …………………………………………………………….
…………………………………………………………………………..
…………………………………………………………………………..
2c. Change of factory location
Description: …………………………………………………………….
…………………………………………………………………………..
…………………………………………………………………………..
2d. Change of materials (producer/supplier, type of material)
Description: …………………………………………………………….
…………………………………………………………………………..
…………………………………………………………………………..
2e. Change of formula and development of new product
Description: …………………………………………………………….
…………………………………………………………………………..
…………………………………………………………………………..
3. Official reports of corrective action on finding at the halal internal audit
4. Latest list of materials and supporting documents.

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Appendix 14.
Example of Form for Internal Audit (Key Questions in Halal Internal Audit)
4.1. Form of Halal Internal Audit for QA/QC Department
No Questions
Results of Audit
Yes No Remark
1. Does QA department have list of raw materials
approved by LPPOM MUI ?
2. Are all incoming materials given halal pass ?
3. Does QA give materials or products halal pass after
getting the approval from internal halal auditor?
4. Before giving halal pass, does QA check whether the
name of producer, brand, type/code of goods, halal
logo, lot number, and quantity attached to packaging
label conform to the procurement document and halal
certificates?
5. Can answer to question (4) be proven by reports on
and records of the audit results?
6. Are halal pass given only to material or product the
halal certificates have not yet expired?
7. Does QA reject materials/products which are not given
halal passes?
8. Are the issued of halal pass controlled effectively and
recorded systematically?
9. Does QA always consult Internal halal Auditors if
incoming materials/products can not get halal pass
because of several reasons, including the expiry date
of halal certificates?
10. Does QA come up with a preventive action in case of
practices that do not meet halal Standard Procedures?
Specific Remarks of Auditors :
Approved by,
Auditee of QA/QC Department
Recorded by,

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4.2. Form of Halal Internal Audit for Production Department
No Questions
Results of Audit
Yes No Remark
1. Does the production department only produce products that
are declared and certified halal by MUI ?
2. Are there any consistency of the use of all material and
additive?
3. Are all materials recorded in the list of materials approved by
LPPOM MUI?
4. If there is a product whose halal status is not yet clear (not
halal certified), are the production equipment separated?
5. Is there a possibility that a product which is not halal certified
contain pork or its derivatives?
6. If the products that are not halal certified by MUI do not
contain pork or its derivatives, do sanitation procedures of
production instrument conform to MUI rules and it’s the
process supervised by IHA?
7. If production tools of halal and not halal certified products are
separated, is formulating room also separated?
8. Are there no haram materials in the production area although
they belong to another department or an individual?
9. Are there no haram materials in the production although they
belong to another department or an individual?
10. Are all raw materials and additives systematically recorded
and easily to be traced?
11. Is the manufacture process done in such a way that it can
avoid a product being contaminated by another product or
material haram/najis?
12. Does the production Department have working instruction for
every stage of process?
Approved by,
Auditee of production Department
Recorded by,

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4.3. Form of Halal Internal Audit for R & D Department
No Questions
Results of Audit
Yes No Remark
1. Does the R & D department have a list of materials that has
been approved by LPPOM MUI?
2. Are the samples received by the R & D department always
accompanied by documents which support the halal status of
the material?
3. In auditing the halal status of materials to be used, does the R
& D department also trace their origin?
4. Does the R & D department periodically monitor the halal
status of materials and make an effort to find a substitute for
materials which don’t have a halal certificate?
5. Does the R & D department always use materials with a clear
halal status to develop new formulas?
6. Does a formula which is ready to be produced always get the
approval of IHA before halal certification by MUI?
Approved by,
Auditee of R & D Department
Recorded by,

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4.4. Form of Halal Internal Audit for Warehousing Department
No Questions
Results of Audit
Yes No Remark
1. Is the warehousing department supported by an
administration system that can easily be traced?
2. Does the warehousing department have a list of materials
approved by LPPOM MUI?
3. Do all materials in warehouses conform to those contained in
the list approved by LPPOM MUI?
4. If the answer to question no. 2 is “No”, are halal and non halal
materials stored separately?
5. Is the separation (question no. 3) done by using different
rooms?
6. If the answer to question no. 4 is “No”, Is the separation done
by using different palettes but using the same shelves with
clear marks?
by using different shelves with clear different marks?
by using different palettes but using the same shelves with
clear marks?
9. Are materials for production, for packaging, and for non
production, such as sanitation materials, R & D samples,
finished products and others separately?
10. Is the separation (question No. 8) done by using different
rooms?
11. If answer to question no. 9 is “No”, Is the separation done by
using different shelves with clear marks?
using different shelves with clear marks?
13. If Answer to question no. 11 is “No”, Is the separation done by
different palettes but using the same shelves with clear
marks?
14. Is the use of any materials and product for production, R & D,
sales or delivery from warehouses for other purposes well
documented (i.e. type/variety, quantity, specific purpose)?
15. Does each batch of materials going put of the warehouses for
halal production pay attention to halal pass?
16. Are all materials stored in warehouses clearly labeled?
17. Are products that are not halal certified by MUI?
18. If answer to question no 16 “Yes”, are products that are not
halal certified and those that are halal certified stored
separately?
different rooms?

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No Questions
Results of Audit
Yes No Remark
20. If answer to question no. 20 is “ No”, Is the separation done
by using different shelves with clear marks?
21. If answer to question no. 21 is “No”, Is the separation done
by different palettes but using the same shelves with clear
marks?
Approved by,
Recorded by,

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4.5. Form of Halal Internal Audit for Purchasing Department
No Questions
Results of Audit
Yes No Remark
1. Does the halal status become important consideration in the
purchasing of raw materials, additive and supporting materials?
2. Does the purchasing department have a list of materials,
suppliers, and producers (of materials) recognized by LPPOM
MUI?
3. Is a change in suppliers or producers of new materials informed to
and recognized by IHA (based on the consultation with LPPOM
MUI)?
4. Does the purchase of new materials by the Purchasing
Department get earlier approval from QA and IHA (based on
consultation with LPPOM MUI)?
5. Are there records in the case of a change in materials, suppliers
or producers of materials?
6. Does the purchasing Department have early warning system for
materials whose halal certificate will shortly expired?
7. Are samples of materials received by the Purchasing Department
from suppliers accompanied by documents related to their halal
status (halal certificate, product description and specification, flow
of process, and origin of material?
8. Are the purchasing supported by a good administration system?
(e.g. all records of purchasing are recorded systematically and
can be traced easily).
Approved by,
Recorded by,

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4.6. Form of Halal Internal Audit for
Transportation/Distribution Department
No Questions
Results of Audit
Yes No Remark
1. Are transportation and distribution tools and equipment for
materials or products clean and free from najis at all times?
2. Is there a guarantee that while transported, halal goods will
not mixed with other goods (belonging to different companies
and individuals) whose halal status is status is questionable?
3. Is there a special selection and set of special terms that could
avoid halal products from possible contamination by haram or
najis materials?
Approved by,
Recorded by,

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Appendix 15.
Example of Format Report on Non Conformity
NO
.
ANALYSIS / DESCRIPTION REMARK
1. Finding of Non
Conformity
Analysts / Writer of Report
Nature of Non Conformity (Change or unchanged of
Halal Status)
Date
Location
2. Analysis of Cause Process
Cause
Writer of Reports
Approved
3. Direct Action Contents of Action
Date of Execution
Made
Approved
4. Corrective Action Contents of Action
Date of Achievement
Date of Execution
Made by
Approved
5. Preventive Action Contents of Action
Made by
Approved by

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Appendix 16.
Example of Minutes of Management Meeting on HAS Review
No Topic
Detail of
Discussion
Conclusion Follow up Due Date Realization

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