The halal market represents an increasingly important market segment and is not limited to geographical, cultural or religious dimensions. The global halal market is estimated at USD 2 trillion and covers food, cosmetics, finance, tourism...
HALAL TOURISM
Potential for growth and development
Halal tourism is developing every day and occupying an increasingly significant place in the overall tourism industry. The growing population that consumes halal products and services, together with its purchasing power, makes this market exceptionally attractive. The tourism industry in many world-renowned destinations is adapting its services to the requirements of the halal market.
Muhamed Mandžić, Manager of the Centre for Halal Quality Certification, participated on 1 October in Zagreb at the business event “Economic Cooperation between Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Republic of Croatia – Opportunities and Prospects for Enhancement”, organised by the Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Republic of Croatia.
Representatives of the Centre for Halal Quality Certification participated in the international trade fair MÜSİAD EXPO 2026, held in Istanbul from 23 to 26 September 2026.
The Centre for Halal Quality Certification was visited by Mr Orhan Ayraç, Counsellor and Deputy Head of Mission of the Embassy of the Republic of Turkey in the Republic of Croatia, who was received by the Centre Manager Muhamed Mandžić.
The Centre for Halal Quality Certification has successfully completed the accreditation process with the GCC Accreditation Center (GAC), thereby obtaining another internationally recognised accreditation in the field of halal certification.
Core activities
Certification
The Centre enables manufacturers and service providers to certify production processes and products, with the possibility of placing them on the market with the “halal” label.
Trainings
The Centre for Halal Quality Certification conducts employee training for companies entering the certification process, halal quality mystery shoppers and auditors, targeted consumer groups, interested companies and individuals who wish to obtain information on the potential of the halal market and the development of the halal industry
Promotion
The Centre promotes certified products and manufacturers through the media, public advertising channels, and presentations at halal fairs in Croatia and around the world
Research
Through its additional activities, the Centre for Halal Quality Certification works to improve the quality of halal products and their recognition in the halal market
Marks & Seals
Ownership of Mark
The Halal Mark is a generic mark used by processors to identify Halal product from Non-Halal product. Its ownership belongs exclusively to the Center for Halal Quality Certification. There are specific minimums defined in The Notice for its size. An example of it is given below.
The mark must be displayed clearly, in full on the product, label or packaging, or marketing and advertising material. Non-Halal product should be positively marked to avoid confusion.