Swedish Fish are generally considered halal as they do not contain any animal-derived ingredients and are typically made with sugar, corn syrup, and Gelatin. However, since gelatin can be sourced from non-halal animals, it’s essential to check the packaging for halal certification or consult the manufacturer for confirmation. Always look for specific halal labeling to ensure compliance with dietary restrictions.
We are not to blame - we do not call them Swedish fish!
Swedish fish is made by the Swedish candy producer Malaco.
Anything from the sea- even if it's dead- is halal.
in a Swedish fish factory
Fish of all kinds is Halal provided it is not roated/cooked in swine fat.
Fish of all kinds is Halal provided it is not roated/cooked in swine fat.
Fish of all kinds, including cod fish, is Halal provided it is not roasted/cooked in swine fat.
Swedish Fish was created in 1958.
Swedish fish is £17 a pound.
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swedish fish
All fish and sea food types are halal and are allowed for Muslims to eat unless any of them proved to be poisonous.