Singles original
Kraft
Why we say this
Ingredient & source review by our team
This product contains enzyme (animal rennet) is not mentioned that is from slaughtered halal animal or not. Our team is trying to contact company to clarify the product ingredients confirmation.
Basis: Unclear / further information required · last reviewed November 4, 2026
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- Brand
- Kraft
- Product
- Singles original
- Halal status
- Doubtful (Verified)
- Last checked
- November 4, 2026
Kraft Singles Original in Australia does not carry official Halal certification.
What to Consider About Ingredients
- Enzymes: Kraft Singles typically list “Enzyme (Animal Rennet)” on the ingredient label.
- Certification Status: Because the animal rennet or source-dependent ingredients are not explicitly certified as Halal by an independent authority, many consumer guides and databases classify standard Kraft Singles as doubtful, mushbooh (questionable), or not formally Halal.
- Alternative Labels: If you follow a strict Halal diet, look for cheese products explicitly labeled as microbial, vegetable, halal-certified, or non-animal rennet.
Milk, water, Milk solids, emulsifier (331, 339, 341), butter (Milk), salt, food acid (270), starter culture (Milk), enzyme (animal rennet), preservative (200), natural colour (160b).
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Halal status information is provided as a community guide based on certification and ingredient review. Formulations change — always check the label and certification on the pack.
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