Australian Halal Development and Accreditation(AHDAA)
Brisbane based halal certifier, accredited by the Emirates International Accreditation Centre
Who is AHDAA?
Australian Halal Development and Accreditation (AHDAA) is a halal certification body approved by the Australian Government's Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, and is listed as an Approved Islamic Organisation on the department register of recognised Islamic bodies for halal certification of red meat. It is based in Archerfield, Brisbane. AHDAA holds accreditation from the Emirates International Accreditation Centre in the United Arab Emirates, accreditation number HBN-CB-007, active since March 2017. Its work covers certification of fresh and processed meat, food and beverages, food additives, pharmaceuticals, healthcare products and cosmetics, halal auditing, and animal welfare and livestock traceability from farm to fork.
Which meat establishments does AHDAA certify?
The export-registered meat establishments currently mapped to AHDAA in HalalHQ's EST lookup.
What halal accreditations does AHDAA hold?
AHDAA is recognized across major export markets and by relevant authorities, supporting halal-certified products on shelves around the world.
What services does AHDAA offer?
Frequently asked questions about AHDAA
Is AHDAA an internationally recognised halal certifier?
Yes. AHDAA holds 8 international accreditations (Australia (DAFF, AGAHP Approved Islamic Organisation), United Arab Emirates (EIAC, Emirates International Accreditation Centre, HBN-CB-007), Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Qatar, Egypt, All other markets that require a halal certificate), which support recognition of its halal certificates across major export markets.
Where is AHDAA based?
Australian Halal Development and Accreditation is based in Archerfield, QLD 4108.
What does AHDAA certify?
AHDAA offers 6 certification services: Halal Certification, Meat, Poultry & Seafood, Halal Certification, Processed Food & Beverage, Halal Certification, Food Additives & Flavours, Halal Certification, Pharmaceuticals, Healthcare & Cosmetics, Halal Auditing, Animal Welfare and Livestock Traceability.
Which meat establishments does AHDAA certify?
AHDAA certifies 21 export-registered meat establishments tracked in HalalHQ's EST lookup, including EST 7, EST 19, EST 101.
How can I check if a product is genuinely certified by AHDAA?
Look for the AHDAA halal mark on the packaging, scan the QR code on the certificate displayed at the certified premises, check www.ahdaa.com.au, or scan the product barcode on HalalHQ to see its recorded certification.