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Terms of use
These terms explain how visitors, applicants and certificate-verification users may use the Prime Halal Certification website.
Certification at a glance
A controlled assessment pathway
- Scope defined before assessment
- Evidence reviewed against applicable requirements
- Audit conducted where required
- Decision made by authorised personnel
Current certification activities are for the Australian domestic market. Requirements depend on the proposed scope and supporting evidence.
Website terms
Use the site responsibly and verify certificate details at the source
These terms keep public information, application submissions and certificate verification aligned with trustworthy certification practice.
Website information
- The website provides public information about Prime Halal Certification services, policies, applications and certificate verification.
- Public information is not legal, religious or regulatory advice for a specific business without assessment.
- Prime may update website content, policy summaries and certificate information to correct errors or reflect active records.
Certificate verification
- Verification pages display approved public certificate fields only.
- Users must not scrape, alter, misrepresent or republish certificate data in a way that creates misleading halal claims.
- A certificate is valid only within its stated scope, status, issue date, expiry date and public limitations.
Acceptable use
- Users must not interfere with website security, submit malicious files, attempt unauthorised access or misuse forms.
- Business users are responsible for submitting accurate information in applications, enquiries and document uploads.
- Questions about these terms can be sent to info@primehalalcertification.com.au.