We are a Non-Governmental and a Non-Profit Foundation established with holistic vision to integrate cross-border humanitarian programs.

Our Stakeholders


What is Halal?


GHAP-2020


Our Stakeholders

Universal Socioeconomic Foundation

UNISOF is the acronym for Universal Socioeconomic Foundation.

UNISOF’s roles and functions focus on community activities in the global Muslim Friendly Halal Excellence [MuFHE] technology, trade and marketplace ecosystem.

It has oversight on the Halal International Countries community members program and the Global Halal Assurance [GHAP] system that leads to expedient ‘Deemed Halal’ trade for cross-border stakeholders and participants.

MuFHE Halal International Country Community Members

Accreditation Bodies

Provide accreditation to certification bodies to ensure they are competent.

Certification Bodies

Conduct audits and issue certifications to organizations implementing ISO 9000 or HACCP.

Governments and Regulators

Mandate or promote the adoption of these standards to enhance public health, safety, and trade compliance.

Industry Participants

Manufacturers, processors, and service providers who implement the standards to improve quality, safety, and market access.

Consumers

Drive demand for safer products and services, creating a commercial incentive for compliance.

Trainers and Consultants

Provide guidance on implementing and maintaining these standards.

Standards Organizations

International Organization for Standardization (ISO)

To enable to be integrated seamlessly with relevant standards, protocol and guidelines with the various global ISO, authorized and certification bodies.

What is Halal?

Halal (Permissible)

also spelled hallal or halaal, refers to what is permisible or lawful in traditional Islamic law

Non-Permissible

Alcohol, porcine, gaming, products & activities detrimental to plant, fauna, environment etc.

Certified Halal

Halal premises, products & services certified by 3rd party (regulatory bodies, corporate, trade associations etc.)

'Deemed' Halal

Halal Premises, Products & Services “not-certified” by 3rd party (regulatory bodies, corporate, trade associations etc.) BUT produced, distributed, sold, and consumed as HALAL.

GHAP-2020

General Requirements

A global community-based Halal Assurance Protocol [HAP] standards focused on quality assurance management systems (QMS) for the Muslim Friendly Halal Excellence Technology, Trade and Marketplace Ecosystem Community Members.

Part 1,2,3 & 4

A systematic approach to ensuring organizations consistently meet customer Muslim Friendly, Halal Assurance, Towards Halal Excellence and regulatory requirements.

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