Check any food or cosmetic label for haram ingredients
Paste an ingredient list and see in seconds which additives need a second look. Then browse our checked products from Coles and Woolworths, see who owns your favourite brands, and find independent alternatives.
Halal lollies at Coles and WoolworthsWhich popular lollies contain gelatine or carmine, and what to buy instead.
Ingredient checklistEvery additive number used in Australian food, plus cosmetic ingredients, with a halal status for each.
Product directoryStatus, reasons and parent company for each product we've checked.
Planners and recipe guidesPrintable planners and a halal high-protein recipe guide, available as instant downloads.
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Guides
- How to read an Australian label for halalThree places to look before you buy: the certifier logo, the additive numbers, and the words 'flavour' and 'gelatine'.
- Gelatine: where it comes from and what to buy insteadMost gummies, marshmallows and some yoghurts use gelatine. The source decides everything.
- Who certifies halal in Australia?There is no single national halal authority. Here is how the system actually works.
- Alcohol in vanilla, sauces and flavouringsAlcohol often arrives as a carrier rather than a headline ingredient.