1. The HDC Halal certificate cannot be traded, leased, exchanged, forged, abused or amended in whatever way.
2. The use of halal logo is subjected to existing laws and regulations of the country.
3. Any changes on the name and address of the company, factory/premise, brand name, ingredient, manufacturers and other related matters should be reported to HDC in writing for further action.
4. The Halal certificate owner is responsible on the loss or damage of the certificate whereby a police report should be made and the Head of Halal Integrity of HDC should be informed in writing as soon as possible.
5. The Halal certificate can be withdrawn or terminated at anytime before its expiry date and the use of halal logo is not allowed when the company is found to contravene with HDC Halal Certification Procedures, or if there is any matter or way of handling which is doubtful according to Shariah Law.
HDC can blacklist and publish any company which had failed to comply with the terms and condition of HDC Halal Certification Procedure. |
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