About
Independent data on halal market access.
Halal Access Partners reads European manufacturers against what halal markets actually check: whether the certifier is recognised in the destination market, what the certificate covers, and whether the raw materials can be evidenced. Buyers use it to shortlist suppliers. Manufacturers use it to see what stands between them and a market.
What we publish
- A supplier directory, with each company read across seven layers.
- A recognition map of which certifiers are accepted in which markets.
- A knowledge assistant that answers compliance questions with cited sources.
How we work
Assessments start from public sources: certifier registers, company websites and regulator notices. Suppliers can add evidence at any time, and a verified certificate always outranks anything we inferred. Software helps us read documents at scale; every AI-derived result is labelled as such and cannot mark a supplier as certified. The full rules are in our methodology.
What we are not
We are not a certification body. We do not issue halal certificates and we do not audit on behalf of a certifier. Suppliers do not pay to be listed or to change their results.