Halal Certification Fee Structure

At HCC, we are dedicated to making halal certification accessible, transparent, and structured to support businesses across various industries. Our fee structure is designed to reflect the highest halal compliance standards while remaining fair and flexible for businesses of all sizes.

1. Certification Cost

  • The total certification fee is determined based on our initial quotation, which includes both the annual certification fee and the audit cost.
  • Costs vary depending on business type, product complexity, and halal compliance requirements.

2. Initial Deposit

  • To initiate the certification process, a 10% deposit of the total certification cost is required.
  • This deposit is adjusted toward the total fee, ensuring a smooth certification experience while demonstrating commitment to halal integrity.

3. On-Site Audit & Inspection Fees

  • Our expert audit team conducts a thorough assessment at the manufacturing site to verify compliance with halal standards.
  • Audit costs include expenses for travel and accommodation, which are determined based on the pre-agreed certification quotation.
  • The scope of inspection may vary depending on the size, complexity, and risk level of operations.

4. Non-Conformance Resolution & Follow-Up Audits

  • If non-conformances are identified during the audit, businesses must address and resolve them within the specified timeframe.
  • In most cases, non-conformances are closed through evidence-based proof.
  • If required, a follow-up audit may be necessary to confirm compliance, subject to additional charges.

5. Final Payment & Invoice Issuance

  • Before issuing the halal certification, businesses must complete final payment as per the invoice.
  • Timely payment ensures the smooth issuance of certification and halal logo usage rights.

6. Certification Issuance

  • Once payment is finalized, businesses receive their official halal certificate, granting them market credibility and access to halal-conscious consumers.
  • Certified businesses gain the opportunity to expand their clientele and strengthen consumer trust in their products.

7. Annual Renewal & Surveillance Audit

  • Halal certification must be renewed annually to maintain validity and ongoing compliance.
  • Businesses undergo regular surveillance audits to ensure continued adherence to halal standards and to avoid market discrepancies.
  • Renewal costs depend on product updates, facility changes, and new compliance requirements.

Apply now for halal certification or contact us for further information