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Are Halal Supplements Also TGA Certified in Australia?
Healthy Care Jun 11, 2025 118

Are Halal Supplements Also TGA Certified in Australia?

Written by: Md. Abdullah, MSc in Food Science & Halal Nutrition
Reviewed by: Dr. Saif Uddin, PhD in Islamic Studies & Halal Food Regulations

Introduction – The Trust Question for Bangladeshi Consumers

In Bangladesh, the demand for halal supplements is growing rapidly. Muslim consumers are not just asking whether their vitamins are halal-friendly but also whether they meet international safety standards.

One common question is: “Are halal supplements also TGA certified in Australia?”
The answer: Yes. Many Australian halal supplements, such as those from Healthy Care, are both halal-safe and TGA certified, providing Bangladeshi consumers with double assurance: religious compliance and scientific safety.

But are all halal supplements in Australia also TGA certified? Let’s clear the confusion.

 What Does Halal Certification Mean?

  • Ensures the supplement is free from haram ingredients like pork or alcohol.
  • Confirms manufacturing process follows Islamic guidelines.
  • Often certified by halal authorities such as HCAA (Halal Certification Authority Australia).

 What is TGA Certification?

The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) is Australia’s strict government regulator for medicines and supplements.

  • ✅ Tests for safety, quality & potency.
  • ✅ Ensures products meet GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice).
  • ✅ Approves supplements for sale in Australia after scientific review.

⚖️ Are Halal Supplements Automatically TGA Certified?

  • ❌ No — Halal ≠ TGA.
  • ⚠️ A supplement can be halal certified but not TGA-approved.
  • ⚠️ Similarly, a supplement can be TGA certified but not halal.

✅ The safest choice is a supplement that is both halal and TGA certified — giving you faith-based assurance + scientific quality.

🌍 Why This Matters for Bangladeshi Consumers?

In Bangladesh, many supplements are imported with only halal logos but no evidence of safety testing. This creates risk of:

  • ⚠️ Fake halal labels.
  • ⚠️ Low-quality or expired imports.
  • ⚠️ Supplements that are halal, but not clinically reliable.

👉 Best Practice: Always choose supplements that show both Halal Certification AND TGA Approval.

Healthy Care – Halal-Friendly + TGA Certified

Healthy Care Pure Vegan Omega 3-6-9 – 60 Capsules

  • Algae-based DHA & EPA, no fish oil.
  • Halal-friendly, vegan-safe.
  • TGA certified for purity & potency.

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Healthy Care Coenzyme Q10 150mg – 100 Capsules

  • Boosts heart vitality & cellular energy.
  • Plant-based, halal-safe.
  • TGA approved for strength & quality.

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Healthy Care High Strength Ashwagandha – 60 Tablets

  • Reduces stress & improves mental calmness.
  • 100% herbal, halal-friendly.
  • TGA tested & approved.

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Healthy Care Beauty Collagen – 60 Tablets

  • Enhances skin elasticity & hair strength.
  • Halal-safe, Australian-made.
  • TGA certified for safety.

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FAQs – Halal & TGA Certification

Are all halal supplements in Australia TGA-certified?

No. Some halal products may not meet the TGA’s clinical and safety requirements.

Why is TGA certification important for BD consumers?

Because it guarantees safety, purity, and effectiveness, not just halal status.

Which brand offers both halal & TGA assurance?

Healthy Care Australia is halal-friendly, TGA-approved, and now officially available in Bangladesh.

✅ Conclusion – Double Assurance is the Safest Choice

For Bangladeshi consumers, halal certification ensures faith compliance, but TGA certification ensures scientific safety and quality.

The best supplements are those with both halal approval and TGA certification, like Healthy Care Australia.
Choose wisely, protect both your faith and your health.

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⚠️ Disclaimer

This blog is for educational purposes only. Always verify halal and TGA certifications, and consult a healthcare provider before starting supplements, especially if pregnant, breastfeeding, or managing medical conditions.

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