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The transition period for mandatory India Conformity Assessment Scheme (i-CAS)-Halal certification for exports of specified meat and meat products to Egypt is extended from six to nine months from 9 February 2026. The extension is intended to enable system readiness and completion of onboarding and accreditation of Egyptian halal certification bodies under i-CAS-Halal. All other requirements under the earlier notification governing these exports remain unchanged.
The transition period for mandatory India Conformity Assessment Scheme (i-CAS)-Halal certification for exports of specified meat and meat products to Egypt is extended from six to nine months from 9 February 2026. The extension is intended to enable system readiness and completion of onboarding and accreditation of Egyptian halal certification bodies under i-CAS-Halal. All other requirements under the earlier notification governing these exports remain unchanged.
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