Strategic Approaches to Halal Lipid Authentication Using Instrumental, Chemometric, and Traceability Techniques
Synopsis
Halal authentication techniques encompass cutting-edge tools to assess the halal status of various products across diverse sectors, including food, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and more. The adoption of these techniques plays a crucial role as confirmatory mechanisms within the global halal certification bodies (HCBs). Despite their significance, analysts in halal-testing laboratories often encounter challenges, including difficulty in (1) selecting the most appropriate instrumental technique, approach type, and analytical method for lipid-based products, (2) comprehending the requirements for validating and verifying analytical methods (AMs), (3) navigating the integration of a series of chemometric techniques into instrumental methodologies, and (4) recognising the significance of traceability systems in supporting halal authentication. This chapter delves into these challenges, offering insights and recommendations to assist analysts in halal-testing laboratories. It emphasizes adopting suitable instrumental techniques to navigate the complexities inherent in halal authentication procedures, ensuring robust and reliable outcomes.

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