Quick answer: yes, for the products on Bulla's list
Bulla sent us its current halal lists for its chilled and frozen ranges in May 2026, covering its ice creams, frozen yoghurts, creams, yoghurts and cottage cheese. It would not name its halal body. A Bulla product that is not on those lists is not covered by them.
What Did Bulla Tell Us About Halal?
Bulla confirmed its halal range in writing and kept its certifier private. We asked Bulla Customer Service which body certifies its range, and on 12 May 2026 it replied:
“The name of our halal body is intellectual property unfortunately. Please find our current halal lists attached for reference.”
Bulla Dairy Foods, Customer Service, email to HalalHQ, 12 May 2026
The two lists attached were headed “Chilled Products” and “Halal Frozen Products”, and each carries the line “Subject to change without notice”. Bulla does not publish them on its consumer website, so we keep them on file.
Does Bulla Say It Publicly?
On one product page, yes. Bulla's foodservice site, which sells to cafes and restaurants, lists “Halal certified” among the features of its Vanilla 10L ice cream, and says the product is “now made with no artificial colours & flavours, halal certified and gluten free”.
Bulla's consumer FAQ had no halal question when we read it on 1 November 2026.
Halal shopping in the Souq
Which Bulla Products Are on Its Halal Lists?
Its ice creams, frozen yoghurts, creams, yoghurts and cottage cheese. The frozen list Bulla sent names 81 products and the chilled list 21; these are the ranges they cover.
Halal frozen list
- Creamy Classics tubs, cones, sticks and sandwiches
- Real Dairy Vanilla and Chocolate tubs
- Murray St ice cream tubs, sticks and choc tops
- Choc Tops, Crunch, Splits, Icy Pops, Cool Down
- Frozen Yoghurt and FroYo tubs and packs
- Ice cream cakes and ice cream sandwiches
Chilled list
- Thickened, double and dollop creams
- Sour cream and crème fraîche
- Australian, European and Greek Style yoghurts
- Cottage cheese
A range above does not mean every flavour in it. The lists name exact products and sizes, so a flavour that is not named needs its own check.
How Do You Check a Bulla Pack on HalalHQ?
Open it on HalalHQ or scan its barcode. A Bulla pack we have matched to Bulla's lists shows halal, confirmed direct with Bulla, with its list as the evidence.
A pack we have not matched shows what its ingredients alone can tell us. That is not a finding against it; it means Bulla's list has not been tied to that exact barcode. The brand page lists every Bulla product we hold.
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The Verdict: Can Muslims Eat Bulla Ice Cream?
Yes, for the products on Bulla's halal lists, on Bulla's own written word. Bulla says it uses a halal body but keeps its name private, so you are relying on Bulla rather than a certificate you can look up.
For a flavour not on the lists, check the product page first. Bulla says its lists can change without notice.
Bulla's lists were current on 12 May 2026. We will ask Bulla for fresh ones about a year on.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Bulla ice cream halal?
The Bulla ice creams on Bulla's own halal list are, on Bulla's word. Bulla sent us its current halal frozen products list in May 2026, and its foodservice site describes its Vanilla 10L ice cream as halal certified.
Who certifies Bulla halal?
Bulla will not say. When we asked, it told us: "The name of our halal body is intellectual property unfortunately."
Is Bulla cream halal?
Bulla's chilled halal list, sent to us in May 2026, includes its thickened, light thickened, double and dollop creams, its sour creams and its crème fraîche.
Is Bulla Creamy Classics halal?
The Creamy Classics tubs, cones, sticks and sandwiches named on Bulla's May 2026 halal frozen list are, on Bulla's word. Check that your exact flavour is on the list, since Bulla says the list is subject to change.
Does Bulla's website say its products are halal?
Its consumer FAQ did not mention halal when we read it on 1 November 2026. Its foodservice site does, on the Vanilla 10L ice cream page, which says it is halal certified.
Is every Bulla product halal?
Not that Bulla has told us. Only the products on its halal lists are covered. Anything not on them, such as a co-branded or newer product, needs its own check.
Sources
- Bulla Dairy Foods Customer Service, email to HalalHQ with its chilled and frozen halal lists, 12 May 2026 (on file)
- Bulla Foodservice: Bulla Ice Cream Vanilla 10L (read 1 November 2026)
- Bulla: FAQs (read 1 November 2026, no halal item)
- HalalHQ: Bulla products