HIPS 1003-E:2026 · Rev.1.0 · 22 pages · $19.99
What this standard accomplishes
Protects halal integrity through receiving, storage, consolidation, cross-docking, bulk handling, transport, segregation, cleansing, and documented chain-of-custody controls.
Who should use it
Wholesale distributors, warehouses, freight forwarders, third-party logistics providers, tanker-fleet operators, cross-dock facilities, compliance teams, auditors, and halal certification bodies.
- Wholesale distributors and warehouses: Organizations receiving, storing, consolidating, and dispatching halal-certified products.
- Freight forwarders and 3PL providers: Third parties coordinating halal-segregated transport, subcontractors, and chain-of-custody evidence.
- Tanker and cross-dock operators: Facilities handling bulk products, shared conveyances, rapid transfers, and higher-risk distribution modes.
- Compliance teams, auditors, and certification bodies: Professionals implementing or evaluating distribution HARM, cleansing, segregation, and records.
Scope themes
- Packaged distribution
- Bulk distribution
- Warehousing and segregation
- Cross-docking
- Third-party logistics
- Transport controls
- Chain of custody
Recommended companion standards
Recommended with HIPS 1001 for foundational principles and HIPS 1003 for the cross-facility operating framework. Certification bodies should also maintain HIPS 1002.
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