Halal committee · LatviaRīga · Baltic

Independent halal certification for the Baltics and Northern Europe

We are the committee that holds one halal standard within Latvian and EU law: accompanying slaughter, abattoir, packaging, labelling and export. Every step is verified against sharī'ah requirements.

Legal foundation
  • EU 1099/2009· slaughter
  • LV PL §48· religious slaughter

What halal means to us

Halal is not a label on a package. It is a continuous chain of decisions – from supplier choice to slaughter conditions to exporter paperwork.

Canonical side

Alignment with the sharī'ah requirements for slaughter, sourcing and admissible ingredients – confirmed by our inspectors.

Legal side

Every step matches the Latvian Animal Protection Law and EU Regulation 1099/2009 on slaughter.

Operational side

Predictable paperwork for the buyer, a clear day-protocol for the abattoir, a verifiable registry for the community.

Legal entity

since 2007

Halal Latvia SIA · LV 40003917168

Certified

12

active certificates · LV · LT · PL

Standard

since 2009

Saeima amendment · §48 + Cabinet Reg. №310

Regulation

1099/2009

EU – protection at killing

Portrait of Aslan Aydamirov, chairman of the committee
Aslan AydamirovChairman of the committee

Chairman of the committee

A standard signed by one hand

Aslan Aydamirov leads the halal certification and standardisation committee linked to Halal Latvia SIA. Certification documents designate him as “Chief of committee / standardization of marks ‘Halal’”.

His remit covers verification of sharī'ah-compliant slaughter conditions, alignment with Regulation 1099/2009 and cooperation with the Latvian Food and Veterinary Service (PVD) and approved abattoirs.

  • Public since

    2015

  • Mandate

    Art. 48 · EU 1099

  • Markets

    LV · EU

Contact the committee

Send a request – we reply within 1–2 business days

Write briefly: industry, volume, destination market. We will agree on the working format, the inspector and the certification timeline.