Policy

Certification mark and logo use

Rules for using the Prime Halal Certification name, certificate references and certification mark within approved scope.

Verification ready

Certificate status interface

Certificate number

Certificate holder

Approved scope

Status and expiry

Public verification displays approved certificate information while protecting confidential business records.

Public policy

Logo use must stay tied to certificate scope and status

Certification mark use is controlled through approved artwork, certificate scope, certificate status and misuse escalation rules.

Use of Prime's certification mark is limited to the organisation, products, sites, services and dates covered by an active certificate.
Certificate numbers and public halal claims must match the details published in the public registry.
Artwork, size, colour and placement rules follow the approved brand and certification-mark files issued by Prime.

The mark must not be used for products, batches, locations or services outside the certified scope.
Use must stop immediately when a certificate expires, is suspended, withdrawn, revoked or is no longer public.
The mark must not imply government approval, export approval, accreditation or recognition unless Prime supplies verified evidence for that claim.

Certified organisations keep artwork approvals and packaging examples where required by Prime's approved procedure.
Suspected misuse can be reported through the complaints procedure with evidence such as photos, links, packaging or certificate numbers.
Prime records corrective actions, status changes and public registry updates in the certificate lifecycle history.