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Halal Gelatin

Our Halal Gelatin is a premium-grade, food-safe protein product sourced and produced according to strict Islamic dietary laws. It is ideal for food, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic applications where Halal compliance is essential.

  • Made from 100% animal collagen
  • Soluble in warm water; forms thermoreversible gels
  • Acts as a gelling agent, thickener, stabilizer, and emulsifier
  • Free from additives, preservatives, and artificial ingredients
  • Available in various bloom strengths (typically 80–300 bloom)

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Frequently Asked Questions

All your questions about the Halal Gelatin answered.

  • Food: Marshmallows, jellies, gummy candies, yogurt, desserts

  • Pharmaceutical: Capsules, soft gels, coating agents

  • Cosmetic: Facial masks, skin care, and hair products

  • Foaming Agent:Used in marshmallows, mousses.
  • Binding Agent:Used in meat emulsions and aspics.
  • Thickener:Adds body and texture to soups, yogurts, creams.
  • Stabilizer:Prevents syneresis (water separation) in dairy/desserts.
  • Gelling Agent:Forms thermo-reversible gels – melts at body temperature.

Q1: Is edible gelatin safe to consume?
A: Yes, edible gelatin is food-grade and safe for consumption. It meets regulatory standards set by food safety authorities.

Q2: Can edible gelatin be used in cold dishes?
A: Yes, but it must first be dissolved in warm liquid. Once dissolved, it can be incorporated into cold preparations and will set as it cools.

Q3: What is bloom strength and how does it affect gelatin?
A: Bloom strength measures the firmness of the gelatin. Higher bloom means stronger gel. Choose bloom strength based on your specific application.

Q4: Is gelatin suitable for halal or kosher diets?
A: Halal and Kosher certified gelatin are available on the market. Always check the product label or ask us for the certification.

Q5: Can I substitute agar or pectin for gelatin?
A: It depends on the application. Agar and pectin can be alternatives in vegetarian recipes, but they behave differently and require recipe adjustments.

Q6: How much gelatin should I use in a recipe?
A: Usage typically ranges from 0.5% to 3% of the total product weight, depending on the desired firmness and the type of application.

  • 100% Halal certified by recognized authorities

  • Sourced from Halal bovine materials only

  • High gel strength, excellent clarity, and neutral flavor

  • Available in various bloom strengths and mesh sizes

  • Strict quality control and traceability from source to shipment

Bloom strength measures the firmness of the gel:

  • 50–120 Bloom: Soft gels (yogurt, spreadable foods)

  • 150–200 Bloom: Medium gels (puddings, mousses)

  • 200–300 Bloom: Firm gels (gummies, capsules)

  • Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

  • Avoid exposure to moisture as it may affect gelatin’s gelling capacity.

  • Not suitable for vegan or vegetarian diets.

  • Always hydrate gelatin in cold water before heating to activate its gelling properties.

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