Certified & verifiable

Halal.
In black and white.

For us, halal isn't a footnote — it's the foundation, from day one. That's why the proof doesn't just hang in our shop: it's right here, with register number, validity and everything you need to check it yourself.

Two current certificates document our supply chain: the EHZ halal certificate for the slaughterhouse — and the HQC certificate of our meat wholesaler Afes. On top of that, the certificates of the source plants Afes buys from — and, in the archive, the earlier documents.

Current certificates

EHZ Halal Certificate for Plukon Brenz GmbH, Am Brenzer Kanal 2, 19306 Brenz — register no. 49-001-0058-0626, valid until 03.06.2027

EHZ Halal Certificate — details

Operation
Plukon Brenz GmbH, Am Brenzer Kanal 2, 19306 Brenz
Issuer
Europäisches Halal Zertifizierungsinstitut (EHZ), Köln
Scope
Slaughter, cutting and processing of chicken
Register no.
49-001-0058-0626
Validity
04.06.2026 – 03.06.2027
EHZ Halal Certificate as PDF
HQC Halal Certificate for Afes GmbH Groß- & Einzelhandel, Beusselstraße 44 N-Q, 10553 Berlin — register no. DE10410402629, valid until 20.07.2027

HQC Halal Certificate — details

Operation
Afes GmbH Groß- & Einzelhandel, Beusselstraße 44 N-Q, 10553 Berlin
Issuer
Halal Quality Control (HQC) Germany GmbH, Osnabrück
Scope
Meat-cutting plant for red and poultry meat, standard UAE 993:2022
Register no.
DE10410402629
Validity
20.07.2026 – 20.07.2027
HQC Halal Certificate as PDF

The operations behind it.

Our wholesaler Afes sources its poultry from halal-certified slaughtering and processing plants — Heijs, Storteboom and the Plukon Food Group. We've put their current certificates right here too.

Certified, no gaps.

Certificates expire and get renewed every year — that's just how it works. So you can follow the continuity, the earlier documents stay viewable here in the archive.

Frequently asked questions

Is the chicken at Nhas City Chicken halal?

Yes. All of our chicken comes from halal-compliant slaughter. Two current certificates document this: the EHZ halal certificate for the slaughterhouse Plukon Brenz GmbH and the HQC halal certificate of our meat wholesaler Afes GmbH — valid until 20.07.2027.

Where does the chicken come from?

Our wholesaler Afes sources its poultry from halal-certified slaughtering and processing plants — Heijs, Storteboom and the Plukon Food Group. The slaughterhouse Plukon Brenz GmbH is certified by the EHZ.

Who issues the certificates?

The certificate for the slaughterhouse is issued by the Europäisches Halal Zertifizierungsinstitut (EHZ), based in Cologne (carrier institute: Islamische Gemeinschaft Millî Görüş (IGMG)), and is renewed annually — currently valid until 03.06.2027. Our meat wholesaler Afes GmbH (Berlin) is certified by Halal Quality Control (HQC) Germany GmbH as a cutting plant for red and poultry meat — its poultry comes from halal-compliant slaughter, from operations such as Heijs, Storteboom and Plukon Food Group. You'll find their halal certificates on this page too.

How can I check this for myself?

Open the documents as PDFs: the EHZ certificate carries a QR code (“Online Check”) and the register no. 49-001-0058-0626, which you can request directly from the EHZ (info@eurohalal.eu). The HQC certificate likewise carries a QR code (“Scan to verify”) and the certificate no. DE10410402629 — verifiable with Halal Quality Control Germany GmbH (info@halalquality.de).

Why are old documents shown here too?

For transparency: the certificates are renewed every year. In the archive you'll find expired and replaced documents — so you can see our supply chain has been certified all along, not just since yesterday.

And now: see for yourself at the grill.

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