Halal sweets

Halal is an Arabic word that means “permitted” or “permissible” in Islam. It refers to foods, drinks and actions that are permitted according to the religious rules of Islam. Halal food must comply with Islamic law and must not contain any ingredients that are considered haram (forbidden) in Islam. The production and preparation processes must also comply with halal guidelines.

Haram is the opposite of halal and means “forbidden” or “prohibited” in Islam. It refers to foods, drinks and actions that are forbidden according to the religious rules of Islam. For example, pork and alcohol are haram. Haram foods and drinks may not be consumed in Islam as they violate religious laws.

Halal sweets are those that do not contain any haram (forbidden) ingredients and have been produced in accordance with halal guidelines. This means that they do not contain pork products, alcohol or other prohibited substances and have been produced using a permitted process. Examples include certain sweets, fruit gums from Haribo, chocolate and other treats that comply with Islamic law - we have put together a range for you in our halal sweets category.

Halal gummy bears are those that have been produced in accordance with halal food regulations. They contain no haram (forbidden) ingredients such as pork gelatine and are free from alcohol or other prohibited substances. Halal gummy bears are produced in accordance with Islamic law to ensure that they meet religious requirements. Note that there are special halal certifications for food products that confirm compliance with halal standards. For example, many of the Haribo gummy bears in our range are halal.