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Halal certification for meat exports expanded to 20 additional countries, with staggered compliance timelines and unchanged accreditation rules.

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DGFT February 10, 2026 Notifications
The list of countries subject to mandatory India Conformity Assessment Scheme (I-CAS) Halal certification for specified meat and meat products is expanded by twenty additional countries through amendment of the earlier notification. The amendment makes I-CAS Halal certification mandatory for the newly listed countries, effective after a two-week transition for all listed states except Egypt, for which compliance is deferred for six months to allow onboarding of certification bodies. Existing requirements-certification by NABCB accredited bodies and adherence to importing country regulations-remain unchanged and continue to govern export compliance under the Foreign Trade Policy framework.

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