Oman enforces new Halal certification rules for imported food products
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Oman has introduced new regulations requiring imported food products to carry Halal certificates issued only by authorities approved by its food safety center.
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- Oman will require all imported food products to hold Halal certification from approved institutions starting July 1.
- Importers must verify the legitimacy of these certification agencies before entering into contracts.
- The Ministry of Food Safety will not be held liable for financial losses caused by agreements with unapproved entities.
- These measures aim to ensure the safety and quality of imported food products.
What to watch next
- Implementation of the new rules starting July 1, 2027.
- List of approved Halal certification institutions released by the authorities.
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