Halal Brand Guide

Colman's (Unilever) mustard, mustard powder, mint sauce, and condiment range contains no animal fat, gelatine, or haram E-codes. No halal certification is held, but the ingredient lists for the standard range are clean and widely accepted as halal by mainstream Sunni scholarship.

United Kingdom · Mustard, Mustard powder

Danone UK yogurts — including Activia, Actimel, and Danio — are made from milk and live cultures with no gelatine or haram additives. No halal certification is held for the UK range, but the standard yogurt formulations are widely accepted as halal.

France · Yogurt, Probiotic drinks

Dorset Cereals muesli and granola products are made from oats, wheat, nuts, seeds, and dried fruit — no animal fat, gelatine, or haram additives. No halal certification is held, but the range is plant-based and widely accepted as halal.

United Kingdom · Muesli, Granola

FAGE Total Greek yogurt is made from milk and live cultures only — no gelatine, no additives, no haram ingredients. No halal certification is held for UK products, but the formulation is completely clean and widely accepted as halal.

Greece · Greek yogurt, Strained yogurt

Fanta (Coca-Cola) is a carbonated fruit drink containing water, sugar, citric acid, natural flavourings, and synthetic colourings. No animal derivatives, no gelatine, no animal fat emulsifiers. The product is widely accepted as halal across Muslim communities globally. No UK halal certification is held, but ingredients are permissible.

United Kingdom · Carbonated fruit drinks, Fanta Zero (sugar-free)

Fox's Biscuits (2 Sisters Food Group) products including Rocky, Crunch Creams, and Viennese varieties contain E471 (mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids) whose source — animal or plant — is not disclosed. Without halal certification, these products are Mushbooh.

United Kingdom · Biscuits, Chocolate biscuits

Galaxy chocolate (Mars UK) contains E476 (PGPR) and E471 (mono and diglycerides of fatty acids) — emulsifiers that can be derived from animal fats. Mars does not disclose the source for UK products, and no halal certification is held. UK Galaxy is therefore Mushbooh.

United Kingdom · Milk chocolate bars, Dark chocolate

Hartley's jelly products (jellies, jelly shots, jelly pots) contain porcine gelatine and are haram. Hartley's jam and preserve range does not contain gelatine and is generally halal by ingredients. UK Muslim consumers should avoid all Hartley's jelly products.

United Kingdom · Jelly blocks, Jelly pots

Hellmann's (Unilever) mayonnaise is made from eggs, rapeseed oil, and spirit vinegar — no animal fat, no gelatine, no haram additives. No halal certification is held for UK products, but the ingredient list is clean and Hellmann's is widely accepted as halal.

United States · Mayonnaise, Light mayonnaise

Horlicks (now owned by Unilever in the UK) is a malted milk drink made from wheat flour, malt, milk, and vitamins. No animal fat, gelatine, or haram additives are present. No halal certification for UK products, but the formulation is widely accepted as halal.

United Kingdom · Malted milk drink, Hot drink

HP Sauce (Heinz) is made from tamarind extract, tomatoes, vinegar, sugar, and spices — no animal fat, gelatine, or haram additives. No halal certification is held, but the product is plant-based and widely accepted as halal.

United Kingdom · Brown sauce, BBQ sauce

Hula Hoops Original (KP Snacks) is made from potato starch, sunflower oil, and salt — fully plant-based with no animal derivatives. No halal certification is held, but the ingredient profile of the original and many flavoured variants is permissible. Some flavoured variants with cheese or meat seasonings should be checked individually.

United Kingdom · Ring-shaped potato crisps, Flavoured snacks