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- 日本穆斯林協會 (Japan Muslim Association, JMA)
- 日本清真協會 (Japan Halal Associastion, JHA)
- 韓國穆斯林聯會 (Korea Muslim Federation, KMF)
- 泰國中央伊斯蘭委員會 (Central Islamic Committee of Thailand, CICOT)
- 越南清真驗證局 (Halal Certification Agency, HCA, Vietnam)
- 中國伊斯蘭協會 (China Islamic Association, CIA)
- 山東哈拉認證服務有限公司 (Shandong Halal Certification Service, SHC)
- 寧夏清真食品國際認證中心 (Ningxia International Certification On Halal Food, NICOHF)
- 甘肅臨夏清真食品認證中心 (Lingxia Halal Food Certificate Center, LHFCC)
- 印度伊斯蘭學者會議清真驗證基金會 (JUHF Certification Pvt. Ltd, JUHF)
- 菲律賓清真發展機構 (Halal Development Institute of the Philippines, HDIP)
- 韓國清真管理局 (Korea Halal Authority, KHA)
- 阿根廷共和國伊斯蘭中心 (Islamic Centre of the Argentine Republic, CIRA)
- 中央宗教組織韃靼斯坦共和國穆斯林宗教委員會－清真標準化委員會 (Halal Standardization Committee of the Central Religious Organization - The Muslim Religious Board of the Republic of Tatarstan)
The process for the additional scope application began in November 2024, followed by the assessments conducted by BPJPH in March 2025. On 7 July 2025, THIDA was officially recognized for fulfilling the requirements to expand its halal certification scopes.
Initially accredited to certify only food, beverages, and slaughtering services, THIDA’s scope has now been expanded to include pharmaceuticals (drugs), cosmetics, and chemical products. With this milestone, THIDA is now authorized to offer halal certification across five key categories:
- Food
- Beverages
- Pharmaceuticals/Drugs
- Cosmetics
- Chemical Products
This development marks a significant step forward in THIDA’s mission to support the growing demand for halal-certified products in Taiwan and internationally. The recognition by BPJPH reinforces THIDA’s credibility and readiness to serve a broader range of industries in compliance with Indonesia’s halal assurance standards.
THIDA remains committed to upholding excellence, integrity, and global collaboration in advancing the halal ecosystem.
THIDA has already obtained written recognition from certification bodies in several countries, including the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (JAKIM), the Halal Product Assurance Agency of the Indonesian Ministry of Religious Affairs (BPJPH), and the Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (MUIS).
- Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (JAKIM): Link
- Halal Product Assurance Organizing Body (BPJPH): Link
- Majelis Ulama Indonesia (MUI): Link
- Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (MUIS): Link
The World Halal Food Council (WHFC) was founded in 1999 and later renamed WHC. In 2011, it reverted to its original name, WHFC. Membership requires recognition by Indonesia's Majelis Ulama Indonesia (MUI). Our association holds WHFC membership (membership certificate). Since 2011, Mr. Chao Xihong, our Executive Director and former Deputy Secretary-General, has been elected as the WHFC Chairman for the Asia region and has served in this position to date.
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