Buy Halal Food Online
You can buy halal food from online retailers, specialty international grocery stores, and local shops in neighborhoods with large Muslim populations. Always look for certification from a recognized halal authority to ensure the food is prepared according to Islamic law.
Online retailers
For a wide selection of halal meat and pantry items that ship nationally, consider these online stores:
Boxed Halal
Offers customizable subscription boxes and one-time purchases of hand-slaughtered, Zabiha halal meats, including chicken, beef, and lamb.
Thomas Farms
Delivers frozen, premium, and ethically raised halal beef and other meats directly to your door.
Halal World Depot
An online grocery store that sells halal-certified meat, chicken, and a variety of ready-to-cook items. They offer free nationwide shipping.
Emir Halal Foods
Features online ordering for halal meat products, including deli meats and sausages, from local farms.
One Stop Halal
Ships a wide range of Zabiha halal products, such as chicken, beef, lamb, and goat, across the U.S.
Crescent Foods
Offers premium, hand-cut halal meat products, including 100% grass-fed lamb and antibiotic-free chicken.
Local grocery stores
In many cities, especially those with diverse communities, you can find local markets specializing in halal products. Search for stores like these in your area:
International food markets: Many large stores carry a wide variety of halal meats, spices, and other goods from cultures where halal is common, such as Indian, Pakistani, and Middle Eastern cuisine.
Halal butchers and markets: Small, specialty butcher shops often provide the freshest Zabiha halal meat. These shops can also be a reliable source for information on local products and suppliers.
Ethnic grocery stores: Supermarkets that specialize in Middle Eastern, South Asian, or Turkish products typically have a dedicated halal meat counter and stock a large inventory of certified goods.
Large supermarket chains
For some packaged goods, major grocery chains may carry halal-certified options.
Deli Halal: A brand of certified halal deli products that is expanding its availability in supermarkets. You can check their store locator on their website to see if they are available near you.
General products: Many products like snacks, candies, and ingredients may have a halal certification logo. Look for products certified by reputable organizations like IFANCA.
Finding and verifying halal products
To ensure that a product is genuinely halal, look for certification from these leading U.S. authorities:
Islamic Food and Nutrition Council of America (IFANCA): A long-standing organization with a widely recognized logo.
Halal Food Standards Alliance of America (HFSAA): Certifies products using a higher standard to accommodate a wide range of Islamic views.
USA Halal Chamber of Commerce (ISWA): An internationally recognized full-service certification body.
Halal Program of the Halal Food Council USA (HFC-USA): An international certifying body that operates in North America
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