CDIAL Halal Plays a Vital Role in Brazil’s Thriving Halal Export Industry

CDIAL Halal, the world’s largest halal chicken certifier, has played a significant role in Brazil’s booming halal export industry for nearly four decades. This certification agency has also emerged as a pioneer in certifying fish in Brazil, contributing to Brazil’s continued position as the world’s leading exporter of halal proteins.

The Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (CCAB) reported that Brazilian exports to the Arab League, particularly in the agribusiness sector, reached an all-time high of $US 17.743 billion in 2022, representing a 23.06% increase from 2021. While some believe halal certification only applies to protein products, the market encompasses other categories such as chemicals, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and various services.

According to the State of the Global Islamic Economy, the global halal market is projected to grow to almost $US 5.74 trillion by 2024. It serves 1.9 billion Muslims worldwide who follow consumption practices guided by their religious beliefs and habits. The expertise of Brazilian industries in respecting the Islamic faith and the Muslim population from labor to the end consumer, as endorsed by halal certification, has helped Brazil become a leader in providing value-added products for the halal market.

Brazil’s good sales performance continues to solidify its position as a top exporter. CDIAL Halal’s CEO, Ali Ahmad Saifi, emphasizes that Brazil’s halal products’ quality, traceability, competitive prices, and the sustainability of its businesses have earned the trust of many nations. CDIAL Halal has been working for almost four decades with the Muslim community, helping to showcase the excellence of Brazil’s halal to the world.

Brazil is the third-largest commercial partner with Muslim countries, following China and the United States. CDIAL Halal is contributing to the continued success of this commercial relationship by guaranteeing food safety, increasing halal awareness in industries, and ensuring the certification of the entire production process, not just the product itself. In conclusion, CDIAL Halal is committed to serving the current and future growth of the halal market.