Sakata Seaweed Rice Crackers
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Sakata

Sakata Seaweed Rice Crackers

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Doubtful
Some ingredients may not meet halal standards
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3 doubtful ingredients found
  • sus teast ecot
  • caramelised supar syrup
  • mineral sat nd acid
We also asked Sakata directly, and they told us they hold no halal certificate for this product.

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Frequently asked questions about Sakata Seaweed Rice Crackers

Updated 11 Oct 2026

Is Sakata Seaweed Rice Crackers halal?
We show Sakata Seaweed Rice Crackers as doubtful: our auto-check flagged source-dependent ingredients. These can be halal or not halal depending on the source (for example, animal-derived emulsifiers or certain flavours). Without third-party halal certification, the status cannot be confirmed.
Where can I buy Sakata Seaweed Rice Crackers in Australia?
Sakata Seaweed Rice Crackers has been reported at Woolworths, Coles, Drakes. Stock and pricing vary by store and region, so check your local supermarket for current availability.
What ingredients are in Sakata Seaweed Rice Crackers?
Sakata Seaweed Rice Crackers contains: e (88%), soy sauce (soy, rice, salt), sus teast ecot, dried seaweed (0,5%), caramelised supar syrup, salt, natural flavours, vegetable oil, mineral sat (potassium chloride) nd acid (citric acid) Always cross-check the pack, as manufacturers can update ingredients without changing the product name.
Is Sakata Seaweed Rice Crackers healthy?
Sakata Seaweed Rice Crackers has a Nutri-score of D, the lower tier on the European Nutri-score scale, which factors in saturated fat, sugar, salt, fibre, and protein. Nutri-score is a nutrition guide, not a halal indicator.