Requirements for using Muslim symbols

Requirements for the use of halal signs;

Enterprises and individual industrial and commercial households specializing in the production and operation of halal food shall indicate the word halal on their store names and signboards, and shall not use the language, words or images that are taboo for ethnic minorities with muslim food customs. Other enterprises and individual industrial and commercial households engaged in food production and operation shall not use halal words or symbols indicating halal meaning on their store names and signboards.

Second, analysis

The food with the word halal can be eaten by people who believe in Islam and Hui people, without pork, lard and other ingredients. Islam is one of the world religions, and it is also called the three major religions in the world together with Buddhism and Christianity. In the past, China was called "big food law", "big food religion", "Arabia", "pure religion", "Islam" and "Islam". By the end of 2009, among the global population of 6.8 billion, the total number of Muslims was 65.438+57 billion, distributed in 204 countries and regions, accounting for 23% of the world.

3. What are the requirements for handling halal signs?

State-owned, collective enterprises and individual industrial and commercial households that produce and operate halal food in this area may apply for halal signs if they meet the following conditions:

1. The production and business premises, equipment and facilities meet the Muslim requirements;

2, the main management personnel and workers, there is an appropriate proportion of minority citizens who eat halal food;

3, the person in charge of the enterprise and individual industrial and commercial households should accept the halal food industry training, and obtain the certificate;

4, the person in charge of the enterprise, the contractor or the lessee shall generally be ethnic minority citizens who eat halal food, and individual industrial and commercial households shall generally be ethnic minority citizens who eat halal food.