Singapore introduces new halal certificate from Oct 1, with QR code to verify validity

With the change, businesses no longer need to replace the certificate displayed in their shop each time they renew their halal certification. - ST

SINGAPORE: A new-look halal certificate with a QR code for verifying its validity will be displayed at food establishments from Oct 1.

With the change, businesses no longer need to replace the certificate displayed in their shop each time they renew their certification.

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