If it is Halal items, Muslim people can purchase with confidence. "Halal" is the Arabic meaning "the permissible one" and "the lawful one" by the Sharia law which sets out Muslim norms. It stipulates to inspect that the ingredients such as pigs and alcohol prohibited by Islam are not being used. It also establishes standards for sanitary and safe food, cosmetics and daily necessities. And, it evaluates the raw materials, the manufacturing process, and the production quality, and prove that it is a conformity product. In the case of strict Muslim countries, it cannot be exported if it is not Halal certified. There is, however, no unified international standard for Halal certification, and is certified based on its own standards in each country and sect. If the business is limited to domestic sales in a specific country, it is not impossible to distribute products with the local Halal certification. However, to be able to sell in many countries, you cannot freely expand sales without a more stringent global Halal certification.