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A structured restaurant statement
State the exact halal scope, meat and poultry sourcing, pork and alcohol policies, and shared-equipment practices customers need to understand.
Transparency tools for halal restaurants
One clear place for customers to understand your halal information.
HalalTrust turns restaurant-provided claims, documents, suppliers, and practices into a customer-friendly Trust Profile and permanent QR code.
No credit card required · $39/month or $390/year after the trial
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Cedar & Stone Kitchen
Gold-standard sample Trust Profile
What this restaurant says
The restaurant states that its halal claim applies to all meat and poultry on its regular menu. The claim covers every meat and poultry entrée on the regular menu; seasonal specials are identified separately. It reports sourcing halal-designated meat or poultry from identified suppliers. Meat and poultry are purchased from the named suppliers shown on this profile, and management reviews supplier information when vendors change. The restaurant reports that no pork or pork-derived ingredients are handled on site. Pork is not stored, prepared, or served on the premises. The restaurant reports that no alcohol is served or used in food preparation. Alcohol is not served and is not added to sauces, desserts, or other food preparation. The restaurant reports using some shared cooking or preparation equipment. The kitchen uses a shared grill, while halal-designated ingredients use labeled utensils, designated storage, and documented cleaning between relevant preparation tasks.
Restaurant-provided statement. HalalTrust organizes the disclosure but does not certify the restaurant or make a religious ruling.
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Documents
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Suppliers
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Practices
What customers can review
Meaning first. Supporting evidence second.
HalalTrust does not decide whether a restaurant is halal. It gives the restaurant a structured place to state exactly what it claims, support that statement, and let customers evaluate the information for themselves.
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Restaurant-listed documents
Share certificate titles, issuing organizations, dates, and source documents without implying HalalTrust certification or authentication.
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Supplier information
List suppliers, websites, and documentation details reported by the restaurant.
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Restaurant-stated practices
Explain sourcing, ingredients, storage, cleaning, training, and preparation through focused factual disclosures.
How it works
Organize once. Keep it current. Share it everywhere.
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State what your restaurant claims
Use focused questions to define halal scope, meat sourcing, pork, alcohol, and shared preparation without vague marketing language.
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Add support and complete review
List documents, suppliers, and practices. HalalTrust reviews the profile for completeness and clear disclosure before publication.
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Share the QR code
Download or print the permanent code for menus, counters, windows, and packaging. Customers do not need an app.
Founding restaurant pilot
Simple pricing for the first restaurants shaping HalalTrust.
Start with the complete pilot experience. No plan comparison, no card at signup, and no charge during the first 30 days.
Founding Pilot
$39per month
Or $390/year — save $78
Free for 30 days. Billing starts only after activation.
One restaurant location
One public Trust Profile
Structured restaurant halal statement
Restaurant-listed documents
Supplier and practice information
Permanent customer QR code
Downloadable and printable QR assets
Protected owner dashboard
Founding-pilot onboarding support
Clarity, not certification
Give customers a clearer way to review the information you already have.
HalalTrust organizes and displays restaurant-provided information. It does not certify, endorse, audit, guarantee, authenticate documents, or make religious rulings.