why halal correct certification?

our organization approach toward our consumers is by showing our expertise, reliability an honest working environment. We translate these manners to our “conscious integrity” which we expect could be a tool and guidance during day-to-day working practice.

Moreover, an important principle is also to build up an awareness for everyone in the organization to be responsible for their act.

It is essential to get dominant information out in the open, which will result in a transparent decision-forming process. Good information leads to a minimum number of decisions.

This entails asking the right questions, allowing the other party to speak his mind, and then asking more questions. Every time and in all situations. Agreements that follow from such communication always create bilateral obligations; there is no such thing as a unilateral agreement. Both parties are responsible and accountable when the agreement is (un)realistic.

This means that using and respecting that professionalism is a number-one priority. Professionalism results in hard information, based on "evidence". The opinion of the professional matters, but the substantiation by the professional is what counts.

The tasks performed by Halal Correct Certification are complex and require professionalism and expertise from the auditors and inspectors. This, in turn, requires a good way of working together (please note these two words: “working” and “together”!) and active participation in common issues and challenges. And this professionalism must constantly be updated, maintained, and strengthened. This is the natural attitude of each professional, and we employ our staff because of their professionalism and expertise.

Halal Correct is an organisational challenge, but also a very personal one. It is an intrinsic (essential) part of the primary process. Improvement is necessary as each experience shows that whatever we do can be done more effectively and efficiently.

Learning is the superlative of improvement, and it is necessary because our environment is in constant flux and we have to keep adjusting ourselves.