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Halal Supply Chain - Case

Study

SEA : Asie du Sud-Est

et Halal : opportunités

jumelles pour

l'industrie alimentaire

Waterloo, 24.3.2017

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Integrating and

Assuring Halal

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Productio

n Distribution Retail

Halal

Religious

Law

Halal

Certifier

Halal

ACCP

Food Safety

Law

Hazard

ACCP

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In Non Halal

Environments

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By Balancing

Different

Requirements

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International Halal Supply Chain

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Port of Zeebrugge Halal Hub

Inbound

Outbound

Border

Inspection Post

Value Added

Logistics

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Methodology

MS2400

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Out of Scope

Border Inspection Post (FAFSC)

Inspection

Needed ?

3.1

Take sample to

Dedicated Halal

Lab

3.7

Take Sub

Sample

3.14

Put remainder

into carton and

carton into

container

3.15

Sub

Sample ?

3.11

Transport to

3.4

Unloading /

Loading

Container

Border

Inspection

3.0

Zeebrugge Food

Logistics

Stop

3.6

No

Halal ?

3.2

Yes

Present

Container at

Halal Dock

3.3

Yes

Yes

Repacking

Needed ?

3.17

Consignee

Zeebrugge Food

Logistics

3.5

Logistic Service

Provider

No

Quaran-

tine?

3.12

No

Store in

Dedicated

Room

3.13

Yes

Destroy ?

3.16

Damaged

Cartons ?

3.8

Store

Cargo ?

3.9

Yes

No

Discard

Damaged

Cartons

3.10

No

Repack

3.18

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

Determination of Halal Critical Control Points (H CCP)

Probability Impact

Critical Moderate Low

High H CCP H CCP Monitor

Moderate H CCP Monitor -

Low Monitor - -

Halal Balancing, adapted from MS2400

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Methodology

MS2400

Halal Supply Chain - Case Study

Out of Scope

Border Inspection Post (FAFSC)

Inspection

Needed ?

3.1

Take sample to

Dedicated Halal

Lab

3.7

Take Sub

Sample

3.14

Put remainder

into carton and

carton into

container

3.15

Sub

Sample ?

3.11

Transport to

3.4

Unloading /

Loading

Container

Border

Inspection

3.0

Zeebrugge Food

Logistics

Stop

3.6

No

Halal ?

3.2

Yes

Present

Container at

Halal Dock

3.3

Yes

Yes

Repacking

Needed ?

3.17

Consignee

Zeebrugge Food

Logistics

3.5

Logistic Service

Provider

No

Quaran-

tine?

3.12

No

Store in

Dedicated

Room

3.13

Yes

Destroy ?

3.16

Damaged

Cartons ?

3.8

Store

Cargo ?

3.9

Yes

No

Discard

Damaged

Cartons

3.10

No

Repack

3.18

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

Step 4.12

Risk Cross contamination of damaged product

Probability Moderate Impact Critical Halal CCP H CCP 1

Products with damaged primary packaging are put in a quarantine area.

Within this quarantine zone, cross contamination could occur and lost Halal Integrity cannot be restored.

Halal CCP Control Measurement

Products that are put in the Quarantine zone are, as a legal requirement, marked as unfit for human consumption and blocked for further handling through the WMS-system.

Products that were damaged by ZLF itself are destroyed, avoiding further contamination of the remainder of the cargo.

Products that were damaged while unloading a container or truck are, after notification to the Logistic Provider/ client, either destroyed or sent back to the client (e.g. in case of damage of most of the cargo). In the latter case, maintaining Halal Integrity is assumed to be lost unless proven otherwise (e.g. after consultation with the Halal Certifier).

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Experience

It takes three to tango

MS2400 : risk based, built in pragmatism

Subcontracted supply chain

Data flow

Clear responsibilities

Terminology – what is what ?

Mixed transport – previous cargo

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Experience

It takes three to tango

MS2400 : risk based, built in pragmatism

Subcontracted supply chain

Data flow

Clear responsibilities

Terminology – what is what ?

Mixed transport – previous cargo

More dancing partners needed

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Experience

It takes three to tango

MS2400 : risk based, pragmatism built in

Subcontracted supply chain

Data flow

Clear responsibilities

Terminology – what is what ?

Mixed transport – previous cargo

More dancing partners needed

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Assuring and Integrating Halal

In Non-Halal Environments

Koen De Praetere, M : +32 491 95 66 80, koen.de.praetere@halalbalancing.com, www.halalbalancing.com

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